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SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES

Year 1965, Issue: 8, 25 - 43, 17.08.2014

Teo Grünberg

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As shown in this diagram, sentence (i) is divided into two IMMEDIATE CONSTITUENTS - ICs for short - 'the man' and 'hit the ball'. In their turn the first is divided into two ICs ( ' the' and 'man', while the second is divided also into two !Cs 'hit' and 'the ball'. Finally 'the ball' is divided into two ICs 'the' and 'ball'. Now the I Cs of the I Cs of a given phrase are called its CONSTITUEN'l S OF THE SECOND ORDER, the ICs of the lCs of the ICs of the phrase are called its CONSTITU~NTS OF THE THIRD ORDER, etc. ~ Thus (i )'s constituents of the second order are 'the' (first occurence), 'man', 'hit', 'the ball'; while the same sentence's constituents of the third order are 'the' (second occurence) and 'ball'. (1) has no constituents of an order higher than the third, so that (I ) is itself called a phrase OF THE THIRD ORDER. 6 The ICs of a given phrase, together with its constituents of the second, third, ... order constitute the phrase's CONSTITUENTS1 • 

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SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES CONSTITUEN'l

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SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES

Year 1965, Issue: 8, 25 - 43, 17.08.2014

Teo Grünberg

Abstract

As shown in this diagram, sentence (i) is divided into two IMMEDIATE CONSTITUENTS - ICs for short - 'the man' and 'hit the ball'. In their turn the first is divided into two ICs ( ' the' and 'man', while the second is divided also into two !Cs 'hit' and 'the ball'. Finally 'the ball' is divided into two ICs 'the' and 'ball'. Now the I Cs of the I Cs of a given phrase are called its CONSTITUEN'l S OF THE SECOND ORDER, the ICs of the lCs of the ICs of the phrase are called its CONSTITU~NTS OF THE THIRD ORDER, etc. ~ Thus (i )'s constituents of the second order are 'the' (first occurence), 'man', 'hit', 'the ball'; while the same sentence's constituents of the third order are 'the' (second occurence) and 'ball'. (1) has no constituents of an order higher than the third, so that (I ) is itself called a phrase OF THE THIRD ORDER. 6 The ICs of a given phrase, together with its constituents of the second, third, ... order constitute the phrase's CONSTITUENTS1 •

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SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES diagram

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Primary Language English
Subjects Creative Arts and Writing
Journal Section Makaleler
Authors

Teo Grünberg This is me

Publication Date August 17, 2014
Submission Date August 17, 2014
Published in Issue Year 1965 Issue: 8

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APA Grünberg, T. (2014). SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES. Litera: Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies(8), 25-43.
AMA Grünberg T. SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES. Litera. August 2014;(8):25-43.
Chicago Grünberg, Teo. “SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES”. Litera: Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, no. 8 (August 2014): 25-43.
EndNote Grünberg T (August 1, 2014) SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES. Litera: Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies 8 25–43.
IEEE T. Grünberg, “SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES”, Litera, no. 8, pp. 25–43, August 2014.
ISNAD Grünberg, Teo. “SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES”. Litera: Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies 8 (August 2014), 25-43.
JAMA Grünberg T. SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES. Litera. 2014;:25–43.
MLA Grünberg, Teo. “SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES”. Litera: Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, no. 8, 2014, pp. 25-43.
Vancouver Grünberg T. SYNTACTICAL CATEGORIES. Litera. 2014(8):25-43.