SYN109 - More on Constituents II

[@infinitafenix3153]

You are just a great great teacher, I was desperate with these concepts and know I'm starting to understand. Thanks a lot!

[@prakasadorasundam8616]

Yy

[@clunktrip]

Thank you for explaining very clearly what the Spec of a CP is and why it's always empty in English trees - I always wondered about that.

[@languageclassroom4645]

I really enjoyed the lesson. Thank you, Prof

[@yusufkurniawan3723]

I love your channel a lot . Thank you very much.. this is very helpful for my study of syntax ...

[@fatimahal-shammiri5244]

Brilliant , thank you professor.

[@bintegul6671]

Your videos are Very helpful. Thanks a lot.!

[@hiu1795]

You are brilliant!

[@fana314]

I wonder if "of work" in "She grew tired of work" is a constituent.

[@sebenzalover]

Brilliant . Thank you.

[@lokilla32lokilla]

O sea, cuando en una oración haya un auxiliar, ¿es inflectional phrase? ¿Siempre?

[@Mecklybver]

could you do DP? thank for the vídeos. loving tour syntax vídeos.

[@oer-vlc]

As I said from 10:13 onw. this will be dealt with in further E-Lectures, i.e. "More on Constituents III" and the respective Video Scribes.

[@fevvievonasistio9406]

maraming salamat po

[@gmol2007]

Hello, how do we diagram infinitive sentences for instance: I want to clean the house tomorrow. Or sentences like this: We are expecting him to come next year. Thank you in advance.

[@sebenzalover]

If you ever have the time, please include what to do with conjunctions. I saw some people do a third node (not binary) for a conjunction. Is that the only case where we have three branches? Someone wrote something about an (&P)

[@yasminekhalida2536]

An excellent presentation on sentence structure applying x_bar theory.