Theory of binding Book

 
TOWARDS AN ALTERNATIVE
THEORY OF BINDING
Abhilasha Jain
and
B.N. Patnaik
In 7 (I) - (iii), the genitive CM ka shows agreement with the head noun; but in 8 ( i ) - (iii), the CM ka of the ka-na construction shows no such agreement.
Furthermore, whereas the nominalizer ka can be optionally deleted, the other lexical CMs cannot be. We choose the genitive ka as a representation instance of the latter for the purpose of illustration.
 
(9)   (i) ram ka kalam accha hai

ram CM pen nice be+PRES

(Ram's pen is nice)


    (ii) *ram kalam accha hai

ram pen nice be+PRES

 
(10)   (i) gita ki sari acchi hai

gita CM sari nice be+PRES

(Gita's sari is nice)

    (ii) *gita sari acchi hai

gita sari nice be+PRES

 
(11)   (i) bar bar bukhar ke ane se ram

again and again fever CM come+Nom CM ram

pareshan ho gaya

upset be+PAST

(Ram got upset by fever coming again and again)


    (ii) bar bar bukhar ane se ram pareshan

again and again fever come CM ram upset

                             +Nom

ho gaya

be+PAST

(Ram got upset by fever coming again and again)

 
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