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Preposition stranding #47
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"the wedding I went to": I don't think "I went to" is an A-scene. I think the relative clause requires an elaborator: [the wedding_P]_C [I went [to_R (wedding)_P]_A]_E |
Nathan, I think your solution may lead to problems is there are more
elements to the Scene.
[the_F service_P]_C [I_A witnessed_P]_E was_F efficient_?
In fact, it seems that the relative clause here either takes scope over the
entire scene, in which case it should be:
[the_F service_P]_C- [I_A witnessed_P (service)_A ]_E [was_F efficient_D
]_-C?
OR:
[the_F service_P]_A- I_A witnessed_P [was_F efficient_D ]_-A?
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"the wedding I went to": I don't think "I went to" is an A-scene. I think
the relative clause requires an elaborator:
[the wedding_P]_C [I went [to_R (wedding)_P]_A]_E
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I would have done: [[the_F service_P]_C [I_A witnessed_P]_E]_A was_F efficient_S |
And what about "The service was efficient". Don't we annotate it as?
the_F service_P was_F efficient_D
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I would have done:
[[the_F service_P]_C [I_A witnessed_P]_E]_A was_F efficient_S
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Yes, that's the solution we've been following |
OK, so what do you think about the solution of making it two Hs, with a
remote:
[The_F service_P ]_H- [I witnessed (service)_P]_H [was_F efficient_D]_-H
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And what about "The service was efficient". Don't we annotate it as? the_F
service_P was_F efficient_D
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I meant: |
If "the service was efficient" is the_F service_P was_F efficient_D then UCCA is removing the information structure of where the main syntactic predication is, making it equivalent (modulo was_F) to "the efficient service". In which case more information structure is preserved when adjectives modify non-scene-evokers (attributive "the [tall_S (boy)_A]_E boy" vs. predicative "[the boy]_A was tall_S"). If that is the policy, then I think "the service I witnessed was efficient" should be the same as "I witnessed the efficient service" / "I witnessed the service (that) was efficient", i.e. [the_F service_P]_A- I_A witnessed_P [was_F efficient_D]_-A |
That's acceptable in my view. |
I see that you continued this discussion in other issue ( #48 ) and that your conclusion was that you prefer the two H solution. If I understand correctly, you prefer that we generally use the two H solution when dealing with RCs over P/S so that's what I'll follow unless you raise it up again. |
Yes. Let's do the two Hs
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That's acceptable in my view.
Dotan?
I see that you continued this discussion in other issue ( #48
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) and that your conclusion was that you prefer the two H solution, so
that's what I'll follow unless you raise it up again.
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The guidelines re stranding prepositions refer to cases where the A is missing: What do we if the A is not missing from the scene (see examples below)?, if we follow the guidelines in such cases as well, it seems like we are adding an unnecessary Participant. [This path]_A has already been walked [on_R (path?)_C]_A We were wondering if we need to consider an alternative solution for these cases? |
Indeed, it doesn't make sense to have something as a participant AND a remote participant of the same scene. Shouldn't it be a discontiguous unit in those cases? [[This path]_C]_A– has already been walked [on_R]_–A |
makes sense
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What do we if the A is not missing from the scene
Indeed, it doesn't make sense to have something as a participant AND a
remote participant of the same scene. Shouldn't it be a discontiguous unit
in those cases?
[[This path]_C]_A– has already been walked [on_R]_–A
[[What]_C]_A– are you talking [about_R]_–A
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Yes, makes sense, thanks. |
I made some updates to "preposition stranding" section:
``[The wedding]$_P$ [I went [to$_R$ \rem{wedding}$_P$]$_A$]$_A$ was$_F$ beautiful$_D$
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