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A Unified Theory of Syntactic Categories |
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four lexical categories (Chs 1-3)
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| | Comprehensive data and analysis for English and Spanish present
participles (Ch 2)
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| | Introduces late lexical insertion of free and inflectional
morphemes (Chs 4 and 5)
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| | Covers predicate nominal and prepositional properties of the
copular P as (Ch 6)
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| | Fully justifies that all C must be identified as a special sub-case
of P (Ch. 7)
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