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anaphoric pronoun

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Noun1.anaphoric pronoun - a pronoun that refers to an antecedent
pronoun - a function word that is used in place of a noun or noun phrase


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In examples (18a), (19a) and (20a) the anaphoric pronoun can be bound only by the complex NP-internal binder (so the books could only concern the Kowalskis and be written by the the Kowalskis), whereas in examples (18b), (19b) and (20b), the anaphoric pronoun can be bound by both the NP-internal binder and the fronted object (so the books could be about either the Kowalskis or the Nowaks, as Polish anaphoric binding is insensitive to the Specified Subject Condition).
Tuu is the most typical anaphoric pronoun in South Estonian, too is used in varieties with two actively-used demonstratives, and see in northern dialects and Standard Estonian.
own) colleagues) Interestingly, the case paradigm for the anaphoric pronoun represented in (9) lacks a nominative form.
 
 
 
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