Laurel Perkins, Tyler Knowlton, Alexander Williams, Jeffrey Lidz
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Abstract
Children use correlations between the syntax of a clause and the meaning of its predicate to draw inferences about word meanings. On one proposal, these inferences are underwritten by a structural ...