Abstract:

The verbal complement clause is a principal element of sentence structure that cannot be omitted. A major category of potential complications is elicited by the structural positioning of clausal complements. The determiner phrase embedded complementizer argument is preverbally base generated. In the case of the resistance principle, the tensed (bare) clausal complements must not occupy a cased marked position at some point of derivation. Thus, the bare complementizer phrase argument is positioned to the right of the verb, and the head verb encompasses different properties. This article examines the topicalization of the complement clause, the topicalizing of the constituent verbal (bare) complement clause, the appearance of the topic marker “ra” as well as the case marker “ra”, and two types of the pronominal enclitic, one base generated and the other a copy of the moved constituent. The study demonstrates the Persian word order mix, the head parameter, and the discourse status of “ra” and “ke”. This study uses data analysis to investigate in some detail the relationship between information structure and grammatical associations.

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