[PDF][PDF] Negation, Focus, and do-support in Korean
P Hagstrom - MS, MIT, 1995 - bu.edu
MS, MIT, 1995•bu.edu
The appearance of do in English when the verb is separated from the inflectional elements
of a sentence is a phenomenon which has always received a fair amount of attention in the
syntactic literature. In a simple sentence such as (1a), the inflectional elements and the verb
combine in some way to yield the past tense form ate. However, in
of a sentence is a phenomenon which has always received a fair amount of attention in the
syntactic literature. In a simple sentence such as (1a), the inflectional elements and the verb
combine in some way to yield the past tense form ate. However, in
The appearance of do in English when the verb is separated from the inflectional elements of a sentence is a phenomenon which has always received a fair amount of attention in the syntactic literature. In a simple sentence such as (1a), the inflectional elements and the verb combine in some way to yield the past tense form ate. However, in
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