Sentence examples for morphosyntactic environment from inspiring English sources

Conversion is a common grammatical possibility, whereby a member of a grammatical category is used in the morphosyntactic environment characteristic of another grammatical category.

Syntactic cues are available in the morphosyntactic environment of a noun, including gender-marked morphemes, such as definite articles or pronouns that co-occur with a noun.

Under this view, at the level of nouns, there are only common nouns, but common nouns can be used in a mass way or in a count way depending on the morphosyntactic environment they are put into.

Indeed, compared to noun cues, the gender of German monomorphemic nouns appears to be more reliably indicated by syntactic cues in the morphosyntactic environment of the noun, such as the definite and indefinite determiners and other gender-marking morphemes (e.g., pronouns) (MacWhinney et al., 1989; Schwichtenberg & Schiller, 2004).

As noted above, verbs have richer morphosyntactic paradigms and engage combinatorial processes more strongly than nouns but only when placed in the appropriate grammatical environments.

Results replicate the typical ERP signatures of morphosyntactic errors.

Particular focus is placed on morphosyntactic aspects of landscape terms.

We perform phonetic and phonological analyses alongside morphosyntactic and syntactic analyses on data collected from eight experimental tasks.

The earlier negativity, on the other hand, appears to be a more direct index of morphosyntactic incongruency.

This study aims to design a morphosyntactic profile of Spanish language development, following the methodology of The Language Assessment, Remediation, and Screening Procedure (LARSP).

The study aims to identify the commonalities and differences between two cases of classical sacred architecture in terms of their morphometric and morphosyntactic structures.