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A special verb form not inflected for person and number.
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Why are infinitive complements analysed as separate clauses?
Why is the sentence
John wants to read.
normally analysed as consisting of 2 clauses? (John wants, PRO to read)
I understand the idea of PRO but why must to read be a completely different claus …
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