Syntax

7. A clause that can stand alone
8. A strategy that relative clauses sometimes use
12. We’ve grown a lot of them
13. A verb with one argument
14. Minnesota weather feature
15. Agent-Patient is one example of these
16. The “P” in SAP
18. Graduation month
21. Prepositions, articles, and conjunctions (but not verbs) in English, e.g.
24. Hard words to say in Welsh
27. A necessary clause or phrase
28. “That’s the player who I always forget __her__ name” (just the “her”)
30. “I” and “She” are this case in English
31. These go almost anywhere!

1. Can be nominal, verbal, or adjectival, and there’s one per clause
2. Position at the top of the NP Accessibility Hierarchy
3. The ’s in “Ollie’s carrot”, say
4. Standalone morpheme providing just one piece of grammatical information
5. When nouns come before adjectives in NPs, e.g.
6. “She __made__ me do it!”, e.g.
9. A verb with two arguments
10. When “what” “why” “who” won’t move
11. Can be skilfully employed to deflect blame!
12. # of students in our class
15. Inflects for tense, person, number, etc., without carrying main verbal semantic meaning
17. SVO, VSO, SOV, etc.
19. The case used when P=S
20. S≠A≠P alignment
22. The “A” in SAP
23. The “S” in SAP
25. Basic word order in English
26. If you want to pull in an instrument into the core of the verb (like ‘spoonfeed’), you might use this
29. MacLing drink of choice