Recursive Prepositional Phrase
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A Recursive Prepositional Phrase is a Prepositional Phrase with a Recursive Phrase Structure.
- Context:
- It can be derived from Production Rule:
PP → P + NP ; NP → (DET) (ADJ) N (PP).
- It can be derived from Production Rule:
- Example(s):
- “I saw the man in the park with a telescope.”, note that two Phrase Attachment interpretations are possible.
- See: Prepositional Phrase Attachment Task.