Object Wide Scope and Semantic Trees

Dorit Ben Shalom

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge Categorization, perception, and language

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Object 'Wide Scope and Semantic Trees 1 1 * 'there are more than three abstracts such that each of them was read by two (possibly diff erent) referees' f .Two referees read fewer than three abstracts * 'there are fewer than three abstracts such that each of them was read by two (possibly different) referees' * 'there are no abstracts such that each of them was read by two (possibly different) referees' (la) is an example of NPs in which the determiner is a distributive uni versal like every or each.(1 b) is an example of NPs whose determiner is a lThis research was partially supported by NSF grant DBS 9222501.

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