... splitup makes the grammarian's task easier. For instance, the grammarian might wish to state that a finite clause contains maximally one potentially coordinated subject. Now if potential subjects ... regarded as a roundabout partial statement about the form of a noun phrase: a determiner is fol- lowed by a premodifier or a noun phrase head, so all morphological readings that cannot act as ... '@@', '~', '@/', '@<' and '@>' indicate a sentence boundary, a plain word boundary, an iterative clause boundary, the begin- ning, and...