Subcategorization rules - Revision history

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	Subcategorization rules are used in case of '''valent''' words that have an '''irregular syntactic behaviour'''.		Subcategorization rules are used in case of '''valent''' words that have an '''irregular syntactic behaviour'''.

	== When not to use subcategorization ~~frames~~ ==		== When not to use subcategorization rules ==

	Subcategorization rules are not used in case of '''avalent words''' or in case of valent words that have a regular syntactic behaviour (i.e., which may be described by [[subcategorization frames]]).		Subcategorization rules are not used in case of '''avalent words''' or in case of valent words that have a regular syntactic behaviour (i.e., which may be described by [[subcategorization frames]]).

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	Subcategorization rules are rules for describing the necessary constituents for a form to project its corresponding maximal projection.		Subcategorization rules are rules for describing the necessary constituents for a form to project its corresponding maximal projection.

	== When ~~not~~ to use subcategorization rules ==		== When to use subcategorization rules ==

	Subcategorization rules are used in case of '''valent''' words that have an '''irregular syntactic behaviour'''.		Subcategorization rules are used in case of '''valent''' words that have an '''irregular syntactic behaviour'''.

	== When not to use subcategorization frames ==		== When not to use subcategorization frames ==

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	*other features, when pertinent.		*other features, when pertinent.
	The head is represented between "quotes", if a string, or between [brackets], if a lemma.		The head is represented between "quotes", if a string, or between [brackets], if a lemma.

			== Examples ==

			{\| border="1" cellpadding="5"
			!Rules
			!Description
			!Examples
			\|-
			\|VS(NP)VC(NP)VA(PP("into account"));
			\|The verbal phrase requires three arguments: a specifier (NP), a complement (NP) and an adjunct (the fixed PP "into account")
			\|take into account
			\|-
			\|VS(NP)VC(NP,HUM)VA(PP("to the lions"));
			\|The verbal phrase requires three arguments: a specifier (NP), a complement (NP with the feature HUM = human) and an adjunct (the fixed PP "to the lions")
			\|throw someone to the lions
			\|-
			\|}

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	*other features, when pertinent.		*other features, when pertinent.
	The head is represented between "quotes", if a string, or between [brackets], if a lemma.		The head is represented between "quotes", if a string, or between [brackets], if a lemma.

	~~== Subcategorization rules and composition ==~~
	~~[[Composition]] is a special case of subcategorization rule used to generate compounds (instead of maximal projections).~~

	~~== Examples ==~~
	~~;so (that)~~
	~~:CA([that]); (add the lemma "that" as an adjunct to "so" (to form "so that")~~

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	== Subcategorization rules and composition ==		== Subcategorization rules and composition ==
	[[Composition]] is a special case of subcategorization rule used to generate compounds (instead of maximal projections).		[[Composition]] is a special case of subcategorization rule used to generate compounds (instead of maximal projections).

			== Examples ==
			;so (that)
			:CA([that]); (add the lemma "that" as an adjunct to "so" (to form "so that")

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	*other features, when pertinent.		*other features, when pertinent.
	The head is represented between "quotes", if a string, or between [brackets], if a lemma.		The head is represented between "quotes", if a string, or between [brackets], if a lemma.

			== Subcategorization rules and composition ==
			[[Composition]] is a special case of subcategorization rule used to generate compounds (instead of maximal projections).

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	<SYNTACTIC ROLE> is the [[Syntactic roles]] (VA, VC, VS, VH, etc) of the term required by the base form; and<br />		<SYNTACTIC ROLE> is the [[Syntactic roles]] (VA, VC, VS, VH, etc) of the term required by the base form; and<br />
	<REQUIRED> is the term required by the base form to saturate its syntactic structure, to be expressed as:		<REQUIRED> is the term required by the base form to saturate its syntactic structure, to be expressed as:
	*the maximal projection (NP, VP, JP, AP, PP, DP), in case of general ~~phrase~~, or a specific head, in case of particular cases;		*the maximal projection (NP, VP, JP, AP, PP, DP), in case of general phrases, or a specific head, in case of particular cases;
	*the order, if not default;		*the order, if not default;
	*the adjacency, if not default;		*the adjacency, if not default;
	*other features, when pertinent.		*other features, when pertinent.
	The head is represented between "quotes", if a string, or between [brackets], if a lemma.		The head is represented between "quotes", if a string, or between [brackets], if a lemma.

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	Where:<br/>		Where:<br/>
	<SYNTACTIC ROLE> is the [[Syntactic roles]] (VA, VC, VS, VH, etc) of the term required by the base form; and<br />		<SYNTACTIC ROLE> is the [[Syntactic roles]] (VA, VC, VS, VH, etc) of the term required by the base form; and<br />
	<REQUIRED> is the term required by the base form to saturate its syntactic structure~~. It is a~~ maximal projection (NP, VP, JP, AP, PP, DP), a head or a ~~combination of both~~. ~~<br />~~		<REQUIRED> is the term required by the base form to saturate its syntactic structure, to be expressed as:
			*the maximal projection (NP, VP, JP, AP, PP, DP), in case of general phrase, or a specific head, in case of particular cases;
			*the order, if not default;
			*the adjacency, if not default;
			*other features, when pertinent.
			The head is represented between "quotes", if a string, or between [brackets], if a lemma.

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	== When not to use subcategorization frames ==		== When not to use subcategorization frames ==

	Subcategorization rules are not used in case of '''avalent words''' or in case of valent words that have a regular syntactic behaviour (which is described by [[subcategorization frames]]).		Subcategorization rules are not used in case of '''avalent words''' or in case of valent words that have a regular syntactic behaviour (i.e., which may be described by [[subcategorization frames]]).

	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==

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	== When not to use subcategorization frames ==		== When not to use subcategorization frames ==

	Subcategorization rules are not used in case of '''avalent words''' or in case of valent words that have a regular syntactic behaviour (which is described by [[subcategorization frames]].		Subcategorization rules are not used in case of '''avalent words''' or in case of valent words that have a regular syntactic behaviour (which is described by [[subcategorization frames]]).

	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==