Generative Syntax 5.1 - Noun Phrases

Prof Caroline Heycock shows some similarities between the structure of noun phrases and that of sentences.
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[@alexrediger2099]

I'm learning a huge amount from your videos. Thanks so much for making these.

[@cutwir3317]

Wish I knew which video to start with first. Trying to be a better fiction writer. Love this channel.

[@ferdinandbianca6099]

Wow, it helped me so much!!!! Thank you so much!

[@AlexIncarnate911]

10:40 What about imperative sentences??

[@imranbhatti3445]

Great job
Please add title bar too

[@ArturoStojanoff]

My native language is Spanish, and learning all of this makes me wonder how X' theory and all of these rules would apply to Spanish.

[@zeropoints5040]

Leé "Fundamentos de sintaxis formal" (2009) de Bosque y Gutiérrez-Rexach. Hace una aplicación de la gramática generativa al caso del español.

[@itaiberli5613]

Great content, but the subtitles are out of sync.

[@LivieLooBellaBoo]

Thanks!
I have a question:
- When you said that "there" is occupying the subject position, are you still considering "there" an adverb/adjunct? Are you saying that "there" changes the verb valency?

[@rickivanov]

It so hard to follow, so many words I don't understand. It feels you're at a conference of linguists and not at a lecture to students. Can someone explain all those PPs CPs, NPs , arguments, heads etc. please? Thank you!