Linguistic Test 13

A process of the syntax by which a syntactic constituent appears inserted in a position different from its natural position, that is, the position where it would appear as a syntactic complement of a nucleus that required it by the projection principle

1- Position stands for argument position. It is a position in the phrase marker occupied by an argument

A word, or sequence of words, that works together as a unit within the hierarchical structure of a sentence

The "set of words that expresses a judgment with complete meaning and syntactic autonomy

A sequence that is a constituent sub-constituent can be found from rearrangements that give rise to correctly formed sentences

The grammatical pre - scientific approach used in education and second language teaching

Grammar consists of a classificatory terminology for the elements that intervene in grammar and for each specific language it formulates a series of specific rules

A-positions are also known as

The assignment of a prepositional or morphosyntactic marking to an element of the sentence according to the thematic role or sentence task it plays in verbal preaching