Here,
ve is the antecedent of ek dusre. Notice that
ve does not originate as the subject of the
sentence. It has moved from the subject position
of the small clause to the S-initial (probably
focus) position. The subject of the sentence
- we will defend this claim shortly - is the
phrase ek durse ko containing the anaphor
ek durse. If ve were indeed the subject of
the sentence, then the S-structure representation
of the sentence (the same as its D-structure
representation) would have been either (19)
or (20) below: |
