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Why is constituency needed, since dependency gets the job done more easily and economically?

Nov 20 '18 at 6:24 Greg Lee 12.1k

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What empirical evidence can be produced that all syntactic structure is binary branching?

syntax minimalism constituents

Jan 26 '17 at 7:09 CommunityBot 1

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What is the scope of negation?

semantics negation

Sep 4 '14 at 12:44 CommunityBot 1

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Is this a form of ellipsis: If (you are) hungry, you should say so?

syntax terminology ellipsis

Jul 11 '14 at 6:32 hippietrail 13.8k

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How widespread are Reed-Kellogg sentence diagrams?

syntax syntax-trees

Dec 24 '16 at 14:46 Greg Lee 12.1k

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Are individual words really constituents?

syntax terminology phrase-structure constituents

Jun 24 '20 at 12:06 Tim Osborne 4,979

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Does finite VP exist as a constituent?

syntax theoretical-linguistics verb-phrase

Dec 5 '13 at 13:18 Shai Cohen 351

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Does simple type theory distinguish between those common nouns that are used as arguments and those that are used as predicates?

semantics formal-semantics grammar-formalism type-theory

Sep 9 at 15:32 curiousdannii♦ 5,152

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What are the most authoratative references on the notion of shallow parsing?

syntax computational-linguistics nlp parsing

Jun 30 '15 at 16:04 Simplex 121

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Which dependency parsers take auxiliaries to to be heads over content verbs and prepositions to be heads over their complements?

syntax computational-linguistics parsing

Feb 8 '15 at 6:10 Timothy Dozat 21

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What is this trait of answer ellipsis?

syntax ellipsis

Jan 4 '15 at 13:01 CommunityBot 1

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How can one best formalize dependency structures in terms of rules?

syntax dependency-grammar

Jun 17 '20 at 18:54 Atamiri 2,459

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What is the distribution of pronominal "one"?

syntax english pronouns

Apr 9 '20 at 20:19 one-off-post 164

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Is there an established distinction between semantic and syntactic predicates?

syntax semantics

Sep 4 '17 at 22:18 CommunityBot 1

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What is the scope of negation (again)?

syntax semantics negation scope

Sep 17 '14 at 12:59 CommunityBot 1

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Does a sentence with an adjunct entail the same sentence without the adjunct?

syntax semantics entailment

Aug 27 at 10:42 lemontree 5,985

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Is there an approach to quantification theory that construes quantifiers as subset creators?

semantics formal-semantics quanfiers

Jul 1 at 22:08 Atamiri 2,459

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Is type theory compatible with n-ary branching?

syntax type-theory branching

Apr 30 '20 at 11:11 varkor 119

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What is the syntactic status of subordinate clauses such as "what can be..."?

syntax syntax-trees relative-clauses

Apr 5 '20 at 15:27 Colin Fine 6,079

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19 Questions

Why is constituency needed, since dependency gets the job done more easily and economically?

What empirical evidence can be produced that all syntactic structure is binary branching?

What is the scope of negation?

Is this a form of ellipsis: If (you are) hungry, you should say so?

How widespread are Reed-Kellogg sentence diagrams?

Are individual words really constituents?

Does finite VP exist as a constituent?

Does simple type theory distinguish between those common nouns that are used as arguments and those that are used as predicates?

What are the most authoratative references on the notion of shallow parsing?

Which dependency parsers take auxiliaries to to be heads over content verbs and prepositions to be heads over their complements?

What is this trait of answer ellipsis?

How can one best formalize dependency structures in terms of rules?

What is the distribution of pronominal "one"?

Is there an established distinction between semantic and syntactic predicates?

What is the scope of negation (again)?

Does a sentence with an adjunct entail the same sentence without the adjunct?

Is there an approach to quantification theory that construes quantifiers as subset creators?

Is type theory compatible with n-ary branching?

What is the syntactic status of subordinate clauses such as "what can be..."?