Speakers reliably produced disambiguating cues to syntactic ambiguity whether the situation was ambiguous or not.
These phrases were syntactically ambiguous between different syntactic roles.
Second, and what has been the main focus of our discussion, were situations where the semantic and syntactic readings of the clauses were in divergence and opinions were split on which of two processes should be selected.
These findings are discussed in the light of the semantic properties of performativity, which may contribute to the difficulty in process type identification; further, possible alleviations to these issues are discussed in order to allow for a full consideration of both the syntactic and semantic realisation of the clause, in situations where these streams of information may diverge.
Speakers tended to produce prosodic cues to syntactic boundaries regardless of their addressees' needs in particular situations.
Furthermore, aside from Napier's abovementioned identification of domains, no further information is provided to indicate what is deemed as an 'informal' or 'formal' communicative situation, or how language varies at, for example, morphological or syntactic levels.
In modal logic, when adding a syntactic property to an axiomatisation, this property will semantically become true in all models, in all situations, under all circumstances.
Our brains are syntactic engines.
I think inside endless semantic, syntactic, rhythmic variations.
Syntactic rhythms and images are drawn from each character's own experience and point of perception, as well as from the common stock of discourses to which their historical situation gives them access.
