• Map-Legend:
  • S-X-V
  • X-S-V
  • S-V-X
  • X-V-S
  • V-S-X
  • V-X-S
  • Mixed Data
  • No Data
LanguageQuestionSubquestionColorParameterValuePreference
Amharic13cS-X-V1P
Amharic13cX-V-S1S
Amharic13cV-S-X1S
Czech13cS-V-X1S
Czech13cX-V-S1P
Jula13cS-V-X1NA
Huarong Chinese13cS-X-V1
Huarong Chinese13cS-V-X1
Kazakh13cS-X-V1P
Kazakh13cX-S-V1S
Newari13cS-X-V1
Polish13cS-X-V0.5
Polish13cX-S-V0.5
Polish13cS-V-X1
Polish13cX-V-S1
Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian13cS-V-X1
Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian13cX-V-S1
English13cS-V-X1
Standard German13cS-X-V1
Standard German13cX-S-V0.5
Standard German13cS-V-X1
Standard German13cX-V-S1
Upper Sorbian13cX-S-V1P
Upper Sorbian13cX-V-S1S

(13) Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure?

Alternatives to be checked: S-X-V / X-S-V / S-V-X / X-V-S / V-S-X / V-X-S

I. Psychological verbs
c) theme is contrastive topic

Prompt: Who does the car please?

I don't know, but the garden pleases my mother. (S-V-X)

Explanation: Please try to re-use the lexical material of (9) if possible, so that we get minimal pairs.

Background: This question addresses possibilities of scrambling and freedom of word order.