Subjects can be copied even in a null subject sentence, in which the subject is omitted from its original position, yielding a verb-object-subject (VOS) construction: Topicalization, accompanied with a null subject and a subject copy, can produce yet another word order, object-verb-subject (OVS).
However, subgroups of subjects sentenced for drug crimes also had very high rates of recidivism [ 36], whereas in the present study, an index drug crime was relatively protective of recidivism compared to the rest of the database.
Developing a stutter is one way of achieving this, and another great way to be a socially awkward person during conversation is pretending not to hear the other person and saying "What?", sharply and loudly, midway through the subjects' sentence.
On the subject of sentences that can obviously not be fulfilled, Judge Duket quoted a Wisconsin Court of Appeals decision holding that such sentences can, among other things, "properly express the community's outrage".
Ludwig 2007 points to a grammatical criterion to distinguish different readings of plural subject action sentences.
Because there is only one river that flows through Austin, Texas, the subject of sentence 2 is unambiguously identified, and the reference of the sentence is fully individual.
First, in subject-predicate sentences, an analytic sentence is one in which the concept of the predicate is contained in that of the subject.
In the past, most research on eye movements during reading involved a limited number of subjects reading sentences with specific experimental manipulations on target words.
We could gather term information regarding its grammatical role, for instance, terms that are subject of sentence may be more inclined to be relevant.
