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layout: relation | ||
title: 'obl:unmarked' | ||
shortdef : 'adpositionless oblique' | ||
udver: '2' | ||
--- | ||
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This relation is a subtype of the [obl]() relation that applies | ||
when an oblique takes the form of a nominal lacking a preposition | ||
(a.k.a. a noun phrase). It is "unmarked" in that, unlike most obliques, | ||
it has no adposition. | ||
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`obl:unmarked` merges two older subtypes, `obl:npmod` and `obl:tmod`. | ||
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Examples include: | ||
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(i) a temporal adverbial in a clause | ||
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~~~ sdparse | ||
Last night , I swam in the pool | ||
obl:unmarked(swam, night) | ||
~~~ | ||
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(ii) a measure phrase, which is the relation between the head of an | ||
adjectival/adverbial or prepositional phrase and the head of a measure | ||
phrase modifying it: | ||
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~~~ sdparse | ||
The director is 65 years old | ||
obl:unmarked(old, years) | ||
~~~ | ||
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~~~ sdparse | ||
6 feet long | ||
obl:unmarked(long, feet) | ||
~~~ | ||
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(iii) noun phrases giving an extent to a verb, which are not objects: | ||
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~~~ sdparse | ||
Shares eased a fraction | ||
obl:unmarked(eased, fraction) | ||
~~~ | ||
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(iv) floating reflexives | ||
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~~~ sdparse | ||
The silence is itself significant | ||
obl:unmarked(significant, itself) | ||
~~~ | ||
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and (v) certain other absolutive nominal constructions. | ||
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**History:** Prior to release 2.15, case (i) (temporal adverbials) had a separate subtype called `obl:tmod`, and `obl:npmod` was used for the non-temporal ones. |