Question 1
What does the X-bar schema often struggle to account for adequately?
Question 2
What happens when a verb combines first with its object?
Question 3
What issue arises when the X-bar schema provides more positions than necessary?
Question 4
In the structure of verb phrases, what does the head (V) project to first?
Question 5
In the general schema for phrases, the X-bar schema applies to which categories of phrases?
Question 6
Which term refers to when the X-bar schema doesn't provide enough positions?
Question 7
Which type of verb has a subject but no object?
Question 8
Which phrase structure has the determiner as the head?
Question 9
What is the structural position that is the sister to the X bar?
Question 10
What are the two arguments that transitive verbs combine with?
Question 11
In the structure of verb phrases, what is the form after combining the V with its complement?
Question 12
What is the next constituent formed after a verb combines with its object?
Question 13
In the X-bar schema, which structural position can be optional?
Question 14
According to the X-bar schema, what is directly combined with the head (X) to form X bar (X')?
Question 15
Which structural position is sister to the head in the X-bar schema?