Quvonchbek gʻulomov 305-group in the evening department

QUVONCHBEK GʻULOMOV 305-group in the evening department

Theme: The types of syntactic relations.

Program Overview: p. 1

• 1. Basic Principles of The Meaning-Text theory by Igor Mel’čuk. Language as a Universal Translator of Senses to Texts and Texts to Senses. Text analysis and text generation. The theory of integral linguistic description by Juri Apresjan. The grammar and the dictionary of language.
• 2. Two syntactic levels of sentence representation: surface syntax and deep syntax.

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• 3. The dependency tree structure as a syntactic representation of the sentence. Dependency tree vs. Constituent tree: advantages and drawbacks of both types of representation. Limits of the dependency tree. The hypothesis of two syntactic starts.
• 4. The notions of syntactic relation. Major classes of syntactic relations: actant, attributive, coordinative and auxiliary relation classes.
• 5. The notion of syntactic feature. Syntactic features vs. Semantic features.

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• 6. Actants and valencies. Active, passive and distant valencies. The government pattern of a dictionary entry. An overview of actant syntactic relations. The predicative relation. The agentive relation. Completive relations.
• 7. An overview of attributive syntactic relations. Grammatical Agreement. Numerals and Quantitative Constructions. The system of Quantification Syntax of Russian.
• 8. Grammatical coordination as a type of grammatical subordination. An overview of coordinative syntactic relations.

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• 9. Auxiliary syntactic relations. Analytical grammatical forms as an object of syntax.
• 10 Microsyntax of Language. Minor Type Sentences. Syntactic Idioms.
• 11. Lexical Functions in the Dictionary and the Grammar.
• 12. Syntactic description and syntactic rules. Dependency Syntax in NLP. Dependency Syntax in Machine Translation. Syntactically Tagged Corpus of Texts.