Constraint-based grammars that have been proposed include certain versions of dependency grammar, head-driven phrase structure grammar, lexical functional grammar, categorial grammar, relational grammar, link grammar, and tree-adjoining grammar.
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Lexical Functional Grammar, Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar, Dependency Grammars, Tree-Adjoining Grammar, etc . ), at least not in the way it is understood in Government and Binding Theory and the Minimalist Program.
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She had an early association with Functional Grammar and other functionalist approaches to the study of language structure, but she also tried to incorporate insights from generative frameworks such as Lexical Functional Grammar, from corpus linguistics, and from cognitive linguistics and construction grammar.
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She is one of the prime architects of Glue Semantics and works primarily within Lexical Functional Grammar ( LFG ), a linguistic theory for which she has written a textbook " Lexical Functional Grammar " and to which she has contributed a theory of anaphoric binding.
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She is one of the prime architects of Glue Semantics and works primarily within Lexical Functional Grammar ( LFG ), a linguistic theory for which she has written a textbook " Lexical Functional Grammar " and to which she has contributed a theory of anaphoric binding.
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Nordlinger was Vice-President of the Australian Linguistic Society in 2003-2004 and President from 2005-2007, as well as a member of the Nominating Committee of the Association of Linguistic Typology and Chair of the International Lexical Functional Grammar Association in 2011-12.
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The trees showing movement / copying illustrate the analysis of discontinuities that one might find in derivational theories such as Government and Binding Theory and the Minimalist Program, and the trees showing feature passing are similar to what one might find in representational theories like Lexical Functional Grammar, Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar, and some dependency grammars.
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The term pro-drop is also used in other frameworks in generative grammar, such as in lexical functional grammar ( LFG ), but in a more general sense : " Pro-drop is a widespread linguistic phenomenon in which, under certain conditions, a structural NP may be unexpressed, giving rise to a pronominal interpretation . " ( Bresnan 1982 : 384 ).
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Current views vary on whether all languages have a verb phrase; some schools of generative grammar ( such as Principles and Parameters ) hold that all languages have a verb phrase, while others ( such as Lexical Functional Grammar ) take the view that at least some languages lack a verb phrase constituent, including those languages with a very free word order ( the so-called non-configurational languages, such as Japanese, Hungarian, or Australian aboriginal languages ), and some languages with a default VSO order ( several Celtic and Oceanic languages ).
