null anaphora
null anaphora noun: an implied (but omitted) anaphora.
Noun
null anaphora (plural null anaphoras)
- An implied (but omitted) anaphora.
- We have mentioned above that null anaphora is represented on syntactic trees as “pro”, and that this reflects the native speaker’s intuition that she or he somehow understands what is not overtly expressed and what the content of the null anaphora might be.2006, Natsuko Tsujimura, An Introduction to Japanese Linguistics
Forms of null anaphora
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Questions about null anaphora
- What does null anaphora mean?
- Null anaphora means an implied (but omitted) anaphora.
- What part of speech is null anaphora?
- Null anaphora is a noun.
- What is the plural of null anaphora?
- The plural of null anaphora is null anaphoras.
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