Index

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | +T

A
A as preposition
A LITTLE
A-bar (non-wh) movement, traces of
A-movement, traces of
ABOARD
ABOUT
Absolute clauses
Absolute clauses, complements of P
Absolute clauses, headed by active participles
Absolute clauses, infinitival
Absolute clauses, other
Adjectives, apparent heads of NP (THE POOR, THE RICH)
Adjectives, locative
Adjectives, other
Adjectives, predicate
Adjunction to CP
Adjuncts, bare reason (THE RIVER FROZE, IT WAS SO COLD)
Adjuncts, infinitival
ADO
ADOWN
Adverbs, NPs used as
Adverbial AS clauses
Adverbial clauses
Adverbial clauses, bare
Adverbial free relatives
Adverbial genitives
Adverbial particles
Adverbial particles, modified by NP measure phrases
Adverbial WHETHER questions
Adverbs, directional
Adverbs, locative
Adverbs, other
Adverbs, temporal
AFAR
AGAIN
AGO
ALBEIT
ALBEIT (POS), differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
ALBEIT clauses, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
ALIVE, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
ALL
ALL BE IT, ALBEIT (THAT) clauses, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
ALL THAT degree clauses
ALMIGHTY
ALMIGHTY, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
ALONE
ALRE + superlative
ALSO
ALSWA
Ambiguous attachment
AMEN
AMID
AN
AND
ANE
ANOTHER
APON
Appositive THAT clauses
Appositives, clause-level
Appositives, in proper nouns
Appositives, phrase-level
Arbitary subjects, empty
AS (complementizer)
AS (degree)
AS (preposition)
AS ... SO in comparative clauses
AS TOUCHING
AS WELL AS
AS X SAID
AS clauses, with a gap
AS clauses, without a gap
AS degree complement clauses
AS free relatives
AS relative clauses
ASSWA
Attachment ambiguity
AY
Asides
Auxiliary verbs
Avoiding redundant NPR, in connection with proper nouns
A+TET

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Backwards gapping
Bare adverbial clauses
Bare NPs
Bare reason adjuncts (THE RIVER FROZE, IT WAS SO COLD)
BECAUSE
BESIDE
BID
BOTH
BROTHERS AND SISTERS HAVE I NONE
BUT

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Cardinal numbers (except ONE)
CHURCH
CITY
Class I ditransitives
Class II ditransitives
Clausal complements of ADJ
Clausal complements of ADV
Clausal complements of N
Clausal complements of P
Clausal conjunction
Clausal conjunction and shared modifiers
Clause-adjoined relatives
Clauses, internal structure of
Clauses, subordinate (treated as P + CP)
Cognate object verbs, NP-OB2 with
Collective nouns
Color terms
Common nouns
Comparative AS ... SO clauses
Comparative adjectives (POS)
Comparative adjectives (syntax)
Comparative adjectives as NP
Comparative subdeletion
Comparatives
Comparatives, implied
Comparatives, with empty expletive subjects
Compass point adjectives (EASTERN, NORTHERN, SOUTHERN, WESTERN)
Compass points
Complementizers
Complementizers, empty
Complements of ADJ
Complements of ADV
Complements of N
Complements of P
Complements of Q
Complex predicates, NP object + clause with
Compound nouns
Compounds, splitting and joining of
Concessive clauses
Concessive clauses, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
Conditionals, V1
Conjoined direct speech
Conjoined subjects, empty
CONJP with silent conjunction
Conjunction, clausal
Conjunction, correlative
Conjunction, phrase-level
Conjunction, phrase-level, correlative
Conjunction, silent
Conjunction, word-level
Conjunction, word-level, correlative
Conjunction and extraposition
Conjunction and negation
Conjunction of CPs
Conjunction of embedded IPs
Conjunction of matrix IPs
Conjunction of unlike categories
Conjunction of unlike categories, word-level
Conjunction structures, recursive
Conjunctions, coordinating
Conjunctions, floated
Conjunctions, subordinating
Constituent-final traces
Constituent-initial traces
Coordinating conjunctions
Copula, missing
Copular verbs
Correlative conjunction
Correlative conjunction, phrase-level
Correlative conjunction, word-level
COUPLE
CP adjunction
CP conjunction
CP recursion
CP-ADV headed by THAT
CPs, non-wh
CPs, wh-

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Dash tags
Dative of possession
Default, ambiguous attachment
Default, movement versus parenthetical
Default, pied piping
Degree OVER
Degree complements
Degree complements, extraposed
Degree infinitives
Degree infinitives, with a gap
Degree infinitives, without a gap
Deletion of stranded prepositions
Determiners
DEVIL
Direct questions
Direct questions without inversion
Direct speech
Direct speech, conjoined
Direct wh- questions
Direct WHETHER questions
Directional adverbs
Directional NPs
Ditransitives, Class I
Ditransitives, Class II
Ditransitives, NP object + clause with
DO
DO (causative versus periphrastic), differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
DO SO, NP-OB2 with
Dollar tag
DOUBLE
DOWNWARD
DOZEN
DUTCHMAN (see ENGLISHMAN)

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EACH IN HIS OWN WAY
Echo questions
ECM licensers
ECM versus object control
EITHER
EKE
Elision in comparative clauses
Elision of FOR or TO in conjoined infinitives
Elision of verbs after modals
ELSE
ELSE, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
Emendations
Empty arbitary subjects
Empty categories
Empty categories, position of
Empty category, generic
Empty complementizers
Empty conjoined subjects
Empty elements of verbal complex
Empty expletive IT
Empty expletive THERE
Empty expletive subjects
Empty expletive subjects, comparatives with
Empty expletives
Empty heads of nouns
Empty objects
Empty presentational THERE
Empty pro
Empty subjects
Empty subjects, position of
Empty wh- phrases
ENGLISHMAN
ENOUGH
ENOUGH, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
EVEN
Events as proper nouns
EVER
EVERY
Exceptional Case-Marking (ECM) versus object control
Exceptions to splitting words
Exclamatives
Existential THERE
Expletive IT
Expletive IT, empty
Expletive THERE
Expletive THERE, empty
Expletive subjects
Expletive subjects, empty
Expletive subjects, overt
Expletives, empty
Expletives, in impersonal constructions
Extended tags
Extraposed CONJP
Extraposed degree complements
Extraposed infinitival subjects
Extraposed infinitives
Extraposed relative clauses
Extraposed subject THAT clauses
Extraposed THAT clauses
Extraposition, traces of

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FACE TO FACE
FAR
FAREWELL
FAST
File formats
FIRST
First and second objects
Floated conjunctions
Floated quantifiers
Focus particles
FOR
FORASMUCH
Foreign names
Foreign words
Forms that are treated as written
FORTH
FORTNIGHT
FORWHI
FORWHI + clause
Fragments
Free relatives
Free relatives, adverbial
Free relatives, AS
Free relatives, infinitival
Free relatives, non-wh
Free relatives, verb fronting in
Free relatives, wh-
Free relatives, WHETHER
FRENCHMAN (see ENGLISHMAN)
Frequency
FROM ... TO
Fronting to pre-complementizer position
Fronting to Spec(CP)
Fronting to Spec(PP)
FURTHER
Fused forms

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Gapping
Gapping, backwards
GATE
Generic empty category
Genitives (POS)
Genitives (syntax)
Genitives, adverbial
Gerunds, mixed
Gerunds, ordinary
GOD
Groups as proper nouns

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HALF
HAND AND FOOT
Helsinki Corpus of English Texts, Manual to Diachronic Part
HER
High attachment, default
HIM ANE
HOW BE IT (THAT), HOWBEIT clauses, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
HOWBEIT
HOWBEIT (POS), differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC

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I KNOW NOT WHAT
IF
IF questions
ILKE
Imperatives
Impersonal constructions, expletives in
Implied comparatives
INASMUCH
Indefinite pronoun MAN (Middle English)
Indirect questions
Indirect WHETHER questions
Infinitival adjuncts
Infinitival complements
Infinitival free relatives
Infinitival questions
Infinitival relatives
Infinitival subjects
Infinitival subjects, extraposed
Infinitival subjects, in situ
Infinitive for finite clause
Infinitive markers
Infinitives
Infinitives, extraposed
Infinitives, purpose
Infinitives, purpose, with a gap
Infinitives, purpose, without a gap
Infinitives, with FOR TO
Interjections
Interjection phrases
Internal structure of clauses
Internal structure of phrases
INTO, splitting and joining
IT clefts
IT, empty expletive
IT, expletive

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KIND

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Languages as proper nouns
LAST
LEAST
LEAST, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
Left dislocation
LESS
LESS, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
LIKE
LIKE and similar verbs (LACK, NEED, WANT)
LIKE and similar verbs (LACK, NEED, WANT), differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
LITTLE
Liturgical texts as proper nouns
Locative adjectives
Locative adverbs
LONG

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MAKE
MAN
MANNER
MANY
MARRY
MARY
Maximizing internal structure, in connection with proper nouns
MED
Measure NP, modifier of N
Measure NP, sentence-level
Measure NP, degree
Measure NP, distance
Measure NP, time
Measure phrases, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
MICHEL
MIDDLE
Middle English Dictionary
Missing copula
Missing objects
Mixed gerunds
Modals
Modals as main verbs
Modifiers, shared
Modifiers, traces of
Modifiers of ADJ
Modifiers of ADV
Modifiers of N
Modifiers of P
Modifiers of Q
MOON
MORE
MORE, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
MOST
MOST, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
Movement out of ADJP
Movement out of infinitival clause
Movement out of NP
Movement out of PP
Movement, versus parenthetical
MUCH
MUCH, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC

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Names of events as proper nouns
Names of groups as proper nouns
Names of languages as proper nouns
NAWIHT
NE
NEAR
NEED
NEED (impersonal)
NEG ... BUT
Negation (POS)
Negation (syntax)
Negation, conjunction and
NEITHER
NEVER
NEVER A PENNY
NEXT
NIGH
NO
Non-wh CPs
Non-wh free relatives
Nonargument NPs
Nonargument reflexives
Nonstructural syntactic tags
NONE
NOT
NOT X BUT Y
NOTWITHSTANDING
NOUGHT
Nouns, collective
Nouns, common
Nouns, plural
Nouns, singular
NP, adverb
NP, bare
NP, directional
NP, nonargument
NP, secondary predicate
NP, temporal
NP, with empty head
NP complements of ADJ
NP complements of P
NP complements of Q
NP measure phrase
NP measure phrase, degree
NP measure phrase, distance
NP measure phrase, time
NP measure phrase modifiers of adverbial particles
NP-OB1, in copular constructions
NP-OB1, with LIKE and similar verbs
NP-OB1, with monotransitive verb
NP-OB2, in copular constructions
NP-OB2, with cognate object verbs
NP-OB2, with DO SO
NP-OB2, with impersonal verbs
NP-OB2, with LIKE and similar verbs
NP-OB2, with verbs of motion
NP object + clause
NP object + clause, with complex predicates
NP object + clause, with ditransitives
NP object + clause, with monotransitives
Number phrase
Number phrase, special cases
Numbers, cardinal (except ONE)
Numbers, ordinal

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Object control, ECM versus
Objects, empty
Objects, first and second
Offices
ONCE
ONE
ONE, head of NP
ONLY
OR
Ordinary IPs
Ordinal numbers
OTHER
OTHER, head of NP
OUGHT TO
OUTWARD
OVER
Overt expletive subjects

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Parenthetical IPs
Parentheticals, clause-level
Parentheticals, phrase-level
Parentheticals, versus movement
Parsed files
Part-of-speech (POS) tagged files
Part-of-speech (POS) tags
Participial clauses
Participial clauses, complements of P
Participial clauses, complements of V
Participial clauses, versus reduced relative clauses
Participial clauses, with subjects
Participial clauses, with subjects as subjects
Participial clauses, without subjects
Participle, present, for infinitive
Participles
Participles, adjectival versus verbal
Participles, unmodified
Participles, with modifying adverb
Participles, with modifying noun
PASSING
Passive
PAST
Philosophy and goals of annotation
Phrase-level conjunction
Phrase-level correlative conjunction
Phrases, internal structure of
Pied piping
PLEASE
PLENTY
Plural marking in proper nouns
Plural nouns
Points in time
POS tags
POS-tagged files
Position of empty categories
Position of empty subjects
Position of traces
Possessive clitics
Possessive pronouns
Possessives and genitives (POS)
Possessives and genitives (syntax)
Postmodifiers
Postmodifiers, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
Post-modifiers, shared
Postposed SUCH
PP, pre-head complements in
PP complements of ADJ
PP complements of ADV
PRAY
Pre-head complements in PP
Pre-modifiers, shared
Predicate adjectives
Preposition + demonstrative
Preposition + demonstrative + clause
Preposition + R-pronoun
Prepositional A
Prepositional phrases
Prepositions, resumptive
Present participle for infinitive
Presentational THERE, empty
Presentational THERE (POS)
Presentational THERE (syntax)
pro, empty
Probable errors, treatment of
Pronouns
Pronous, as heads of NP
Pronouns, resumptive
Proper nouns
Proper nouns, by form
Proper nouns, by type of referent
Proper nouns, plural marking in
Punctuation, sentence-final
Punctuation, sentence-internal
Purpose infinitives
Purpose infinitives, with a gap
Purpose infinitives, without a gap

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Quantified adverbs and nouns, splitting and joining
Quantifiers and quantified expressions, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
Quantifiers as adjectives, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
Quantifiers, floated
Quantifiers, stylistic fronting of
Questions
Questions, direct, without inversion
Questions, echo
Questions, indirect
Questions, infinitival
Questions, second conjunct of
Quotation marks

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R-pronouns (THEREFORE, THEREUPON, etc.)
R-pronouns, preposition with
R-pronouns, splitting and joining
R-pronouns, traces of
Recursive conjunction structures
Reduced relative clauses
Reduced relative clauses, versus participial clauses
Reflexive pronouns
Reflexive pronouns, nonargument
Relative clauses
Relative clauses, AS
Relative clauses, extraposed
Relative clauses, infinitival
Resumptive elements
Resumptive elements, coindexing
Resumptive prepositions
Resumptive pronouns
Right node raising

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SAID X
SAME
SAVING
SCORE
Scrambling out of ADJP
Scrambling out of NP
Scrambling out of PP
SCRIPTURE
SE +TE relative clauses
Secondary predicate ADJPs
Secondary predicate NPs
Sentence-final punctuation
Sentence-internal punctuation
SEVENNIGHT
SHAME (impersonal)
Shared modifiers
Shared modifiers, clausal conjunction and
Shared post-modifiers
Shared pre-modifiers
SCORE
SIDE
Silent conjunction
Single NP as NP-OB1
Single NP as NP-OB2
Singular nouns
Sluicing
Small clause licensers
Small clauses
Small clauses as complements of P
SO (degree)
SO (preposition)
SO AS
SO AS THAT
SO AS TO
SO BE IT (THAT) clauses, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
SO THAT
SOBEIT
SOMEWHAT
SOMEWHAT, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
Specifiers of PP
Split topicalization
Splitting and joining compounds
Splitting and joining words
Splitting and joining words, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
Splitting and joining words, difficult cases
Splitting and joining words, exceptions
Splitting and joining words, overview
STORE
Stranded prepositions, deletion of
Stylistic fronting of quantifiers
Subjects
Subjects, infinitival
Subjunctive
Subordinate clauses (treated as P + CP)
Subordinating conjunctions
SUCH
SUCH, comparatives with
SUCH, postposed
SUN
Superlative adjectives + genitive
Superlative adjectives (POS)
Superlative adjectives (syntax)
Superlative adjectives as heads of NP
Syntactic tags
Syntactic tags, basic
Syntactic tags, extended
Syntactic tags, nonstructural

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Tags, basic syntactic
Tags, extended syntactic
Tags, miscellaneous
Tags, part-of-speech (POS)
Tags, syntactic
Temporal adverbs
Temporal NPs
TESTAMENT
Text files
Text markup
THAN (preposition)
THANK GOD
THANKS
THAT as head of CP-ADV
THAT clauses
THAT clauses, appositive
THAT clauses, complements
THAT clauses, extraposed
THAT IS
THE LONGER THE WORSE
THE MORE comparatives
THE MORE THE MERRIER
THE THAT free relatives
THERE
THERE, existential (POS)
THERE, existential (syntax)
THERE, presentational (POS)
THERE, presentational (syntax)
THERE free relatives
THERE relative clauses
THEREFORE
THILKE
THRICE
TODO
TONE
TOO
Topicalization, split
TOTHER
TOUCHING
TOUGH movement
TOWER
Traces
Traces, A-movement
Traces, A-bar (non-wh) movement
Traces, constituent-final
Traces, constituent-initial
Traces, extraposition
Traces, modifiers
Traces, position
Traces, R-pronouns
Traces, wh- movement
Treated as written
Treatment of probable errors
TRIPLE
TWENTY MILES FROM LONDON
Two NP objects
TWICE
Unexpressed verb of motion
Unique entities as proper nouns

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Unitary adjectives
Unitary adverbs and prepositions
Unitary nouns
Unitary verbs
Unitary words
Units of measure
UNTO
Unknown part-of-speech (POS) tag
Unknown syntactic tag
Unlike categories, conjunction of
Unlike categories, word-level conjunction
Unmodified participles
UPON, splitting and joining
UPRIGHT
UPWARD

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V to C movement
V1 conditionals
Verb fronting in free relatives
Verb of motion, unexpressed
Verb phrase
Verbal complex, empty elements of
Vocatives
VP
VP extraction
VP in parentheticals
VP topicalization

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WARD
WARD, splitting and joining
WEEK
WELCOME, differences between PPCME2 and PPCEME/PCEEC
Wh- CPs
Wh- free relatives
Wh- infinitives
Wh- movement, traces of
Wh- phrases
Wh- phrases, empty
Wh- pronouns
Wh- words
Wh- words as interjections
WHAT
WHEN
WHERE
WHETHER
WHETHER free relatives
WHETHER questions, adverbial
WHETHER questions, direct
WHETHER questions, indirect
WHICH
WHILE
WILLES
WISE
WOE (impersonal)
WONDER
Word-level conjunction
Word-level conjunction of unlike categories
Word-level correlative conjunction
Words as clause-level constituents
Words that are treated as written
WORTH
WOULD GOD
WRIT