10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RESTRICTIVE CLAUSE»
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Recall Diesing's Slogan, "Material in the VP is mapped into the nuclear scope,
material outside of the VP is mapped into the restrictive clause." This procedure (
properly formalized) splits a sentence into two parts when it is mapped into a ...
Gregory N. Carlson, Francis Jeffry Pelletier, 1995
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Cognitive English Grammar
In this way the speaker indicates that the characterising event described in the
non-restrictive clause is meant as a parenthetical aside. This intonation pattern
differs strongly from the uninterrupted intonation flow of restrictive relative clauses
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Günter Radden, René Dirven, 2007
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The American Heritage Book of English Usage: A Practical and ...
Thus, in the sentence The house that Jack built has been torn down, the clause
that Jack built is a restrictive clause telling which specific house was torn down.
Similarly, in I am looking for a book that is easy to read, the restrictive clause that
is ...
Editors of the American Heritage Dictionaries, 1996
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Cengage Advantage Books: Business Law Today: The Essentials
NA included a restrictive clause on its disks and on its Internet download page—
but not in its license agreement that accompanied its products. The restrictive
clause provided that anyone installing the Gauntlet software accepted the terms
and ...
Roger Miller, Gaylord Jentz, 2007
5
Persian Grammar: History and State of Its Study
It has been suggested by Palmer (1970: 75) that the non-restrictive clause is to
be derived from an underlying coordinate clause; e.g., he would analyze a non-
restrictive clause from a coordinate clause as follows: coordinate: mard-e
mosenn-i ...
6
Essentials of Mastering English: A Concise Grammar
... (non-restrictive) A restrictive relative clause is a DEP in relation to its
antecedent, whereas a non-restrictive clause, which is always marked
orthographical ly or intona- tionally as a separate information unit, is best
analysed as an adverbial.
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Quantification in Natural Languages
suggested above, I intend to treat presuppositions of definite gerunds as having
been copied into a restrictive clause. An example is (41), where the descriptive
content of a POSS-ing gerund is presupposed, and so is able to form a restrictive
...
8
The Syntactic Phenomena of English
This second edition of James D. McCawley's classic textbook offers in one volume a complete course in the syntactic structure of English.
9
Clause Structure in South Asian Languages
I have argued (McCawley 1981, 1988) that the relation of a nonrestrictive clause
in English to its host sentence is anaphoric: the two Ss correspond to separate
illocutionary acts, with the relative expression of the non-restrictive clause being ...
Veneeta Dayal, Anoop Mahajan, 2007
10
No Grammar Tears 2: Marthus-Adden Zimboiant
In contrast, concerning who and whom, it depends on what you mean—either
you mean a restrictive clause or non-restrictive clause. Beware! Why we should
differentiate Restrictive Clauses from Non-Restrictive Clauses In point of fact, ...
Marthus-Adden Zimboiant, 2013
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RESTRICTIVE CLAUSE»
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Contract of service and restrictive covenants
Companies have certain trade secrets which are supposed to be protected, so there is a need to incorporate the restrictive clause in the service contracts so that ... «Lexology, Feb 14»
Contractors' Questions: What if I breach a restrictive clause?
Contractor's Question: I have a contract with a recruitment agency to work as a freelancer for one year at an organisation, but I will most likely want to leave the ... «Contractor UK, Aug 10»
Restrictive Covenants Stubbornly Stay on the Books
In Westchester County, N.Y., where restrictive clauses in deeds were once commonplace, some title companies simply suppress them during title searches. «New York Times, Apr 05»
