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학술저널
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Kim, Jinsook (Sookmyung Women s University)
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언어과학회 언어과학연구 언어과학연구 제75집
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2015.12
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107 - 128 (22page)

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This study investigates the properties of VP-ellipsis(e.g., Anne made a cake. Lisa did too.) and one-substitution (e.g., Anne made a cake. Lisa made one too.) through the comprehension of these constructions by two groups of speakers: Korean-speaking L2 learners of English and native English speakers. According to Hankamer and Sag`s(1976) categorization, VP-ellipsis, as surface anaphora, is syntactically controlled, and one-substitution, as deep anaphora, is pragmatically controlled. Based on their dichotomous categorization, this study explores the characteristics of two types of anaphoric expression through empirical data gathered from the two participant group. The results reveal that comprehenders from both groups interpreted VP-ellipsis by reconstructing the verb phrase in the antecedent clause at the elided site with the help of syntactic parallelism. With regard to one-substitution, while most participants from both groups considered the anaphoric pronoun one as a higher N` In the antecedent clause, some Korean L2 learners understood one as referring to a lower N`. Although some Korean
participants showed different interpretations of one-substitution, most of them comprehended VP-ellipsis and one –substitution as native English speakers did. The findings of this study contribute to bridging the gap between theory and practice through exploring comprehenders` interpretation of anaphoric expressions.

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1. Introduction
2. Literature Review
3. The Study
4. Results
5. General Discussion
6. Conclusion
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