: Vocabulario de PLN: relative pronoun

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relative pronoun

Actually a relative pronoun will only occur after a definite noun; an adjective clause modifying an indefinite noun follows it immediately with no explicit indication that a new clause is beginning. (Brown, 1962)
However the way relative pronouns are tagged in ICE-GB allows us to be able to retrieve the missing arguments in a systematic way. (Song & Choe, 2008)
If there is an intervening relative pronoun (e.g. Joe cut the tomatoes that Mary washed) the relative pronoun is retrieved as the argument (either as cause or theme depending whether or not the subordinate clause is a passive) instead. (Hwang & Palmer, 2015)
Just as in interrogative clauses if the relative pronoun or adverb stands at the beginning of the clause it is preceded by a comma. (Alt & Rhodes, 1961)
Recognizing and transforming relative clauses is easy if relative pronouns can be recognized. (Bouma, Seddah & Zeman, 2021)

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