The following table (Table 4.8, “Survey of newly established nodes”) offers a survey of newly established nodes (they are listed in the alphabetical order according to their t-lemmas).
Table 4.8. Survey of newly established nodes
T-lemma | Type of newly established node | Example |
|---|---|---|
#AsMuch | ellipsis of the expression referring to the degree of an aspect of the governing event, which governs a consecutive clause | They have
|
#Benef | ellipsis of the Beneficiary in control constructions | It is difficult { |
#Cor | controlled element | He decided { |
#EmpNoun | grammatical ellipsis of the governing noun | Only the poor { |
#EmpVerb | grammatical ellipsis of the predicate | { |
#Equal | ellipsis of the expression referring to the degree of similarity/agreement/disagreement, which is the governing node for a dependent comparative clause | He did it { |
#Forn | root node of a list structure for foreign-language expressions | This was a { |
#Gen | general argument | Mike is reading { |
#Idph | root node of an identification structure | I'm reading { |
#Neg | verbal negation (not) | { |
#PersPron | contextual ellipsis of an obligatory argument | { |
#QCor | quasi-controlled element | I have made { |
#Rcp | obligatory modification missing due to its participation in a reciprocal relation | The members of the Parliament
discussed the new law { |
#Separ | paratactic structure root node | { |
#Some | verbless part of an elided verbonominal predicate, which cannot be represented by a copied node due to semantic reasons | He is just like me
{be} { |
#Total | ellipsis of a totalizer governing a dependent restrictive clause | Except for dates { |
#Unsp | unspecified Actor | { |
| copied node (verb) | grammatical ellipsis of the predicate | (George is all ears.) John
{be. |
| copied node (noun) | contextual ellipsis of the governing noun | He likes red
{wine. |