File:ParseTree.svg
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| Description | A syntax tree for the sentence (S) "John hit the ball". The top S node branches into an noun phrase (NP) 'John' and verb phrase (VP) 'hit the ball'. The VP (corresponding to a traditional predicate) branches further into V 'hit' and NP 'the ball'. |
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| Source | Own work based on: ParseTree.jpg |
| Author | Traced by Stannered |
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| current | 16:19, 11 April 2007 | | 120 × 120 (7 KB) | Stannered | {{Information |Description=Image for use in basic articles dealing with parse trees, nodes, branches, X-Bar theory, linguistic theory. |Source=en:Image:ParseTree.jpg |Date=2007-04-11 |Author=Traced by User:Stannered |Permission=PD original |other |
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