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Intonational effects on english scopally-ambiguous sentences
Mien Jen Wu
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Tania Ionin
Linguistics
Slavic Languages and Literatures
Spanish and Portuguese
Russian, East European and Eurasian Center
Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Program in Jewish Culture and Society
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Keyphrases
Ambiguous Sentences
100%
Subject Positions
100%
Inverse Scope
100%
Acceptability Judgment Task
50%
Native English Speakers
50%
Intonation
50%
Sentential Negation
50%
Universal Quantifier
50%
Object Positioning
50%
Intonation Contours
50%
Context Matching
50%
Arts and Humanities
English
100%
Negation
66%
Intonation
66%
Acceptability judgments
33%
English Speaker
33%
Jump
33%
Universal quantifier
33%
Subject Position
33%