Intro. to Syntax Lecture Notes
More persuasive is the evidence from idioms. Idioms are sequences of words whose meaning is non-compositional in nature (i.e., the meaning of the whole idiom cannot be predicted from the meanings of the individual words). Examples of idioms are phrases such as make headway, keep tabs on, kick the bucket, keep track of. Examples are given in (10): ................
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