indetSingularNounPhrase(locational)grammar
An indetermine noun phrase can specify a location for the object(s). The location must be a singular noun phrase, but can itself be a fully qualified noun phrase (so it can have possessives, articles, and locational qualifiers of its own).
Note that we take ‘that are’ even though the noun phrase is singular, because what we consider a singular noun phrase can have plural usage (“scissors”, for example).
grammar
indetSingularNounPhrase
(locational)
:
ContainerNounPhraseProd
Superclass Tree (in declaration order)
indetSingularNounPhrase(locational)
ContainerNounPhraseProd
DefiniteNounProd
NounPhraseProd
BasicProd
` object
[
AmbigResponseKeeper](../object/AmbigResponseKeeper.html)
object`
Summary of Properties
Inherited from NounPhraseProd
:
filterForCollectives
Inherited from BasicProd
:
firstTokenIndex
isSpecialResponseMatch
lastTokenIndex
Inherited from AmbigResponseKeeper
:
ambigResponses_
Summary of Methods
Inherited from ContainerNounPhraseProd
:
resolveNouns
Inherited from DefiniteNounProd
:
reduceDefinite
resolveDefinite
Inherited from NounPhraseProd
:
filterTruncations
getVerifyKeepers
Inherited from BasicProd
:
canResolveTo
getOrigText
getOrigTokenList
setOrigTokenList
Inherited from AmbigResponseKeeper
:
addAmbigResponse
getAmbigResponses
Properties
(none)
Methods
(none)
TADS 3 Library Manual
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