This letter represents the sound that was added to the word (*) "thunder" in a process called excrescence.
This letter plus the suffix "linked" refers to interrogatives like "which person" that solicit a choice from a familiar set. In the 1980s, Abney moved NPs into the complement of phrases headed by a functional category abbreviated by this letter, which expresses definiteness, quantity, or possession. This letter names the abstract syntactic structure that exists before movement takes place and produces S-structure. This letter represents the sound that was added to the word (*) "thunder" in a process called excrescence. This letter represents the sound that, in Grimm's law, shifted to /t/ ("tee"), its voiceless counterpart. The sound represented by this letter is the default allomorph for the English past tense. For 10 points, name this letter that represents a voiced alveolar stop, the letter that remains of "had" or "would" when those words appear in contractions.
This letter plus the suffix "linked" refers to interrogatives like "which person" that solicit a choice from a familiar set.
d [accept d-linked, discourse-linked, D-structure, deep structure, DP, or determiner phrase]