Definition of complementizer in English:

complementizer

(British complementiser)

noun ˈkɒmplɪməntʌɪzəˈkämpləˌmenˌtīzər

Grammar

A word or morpheme that marks an embedded clause as functioning as a complement, typically a subordinating conjunction or infinitival to.
Example sentencesExamples
- Note that I had to check all the instances of that by hand, to distinguish the demonstratives from the complementizers.
- The subordinator that introduces a complement clause is sometimes known as a complementizer: for example that in the sentence just cited.
- Why do I think these apparently extra complementizers are a mistake, rather than a non-standard grammatical pattern?
- The option between complementizer that and no complementizer, for another: I think we should go.
- In many logophoric languages, a complementizer of this kind does seem to play an important role in logophoric marking.

Definition of complementizer in US English:

complementizer

(British complementiser)

nounˈkämpləˌmenˌtīzər

Grammar

A word or morpheme that marks an embedded clause as functioning as a complement, typically a subordinating conjunction or infinitival to.
Example sentencesExamples
- In many logophoric languages, a complementizer of this kind does seem to play an important role in logophoric marking.
- The subordinator that introduces a complement clause is sometimes known as a complementizer: for example that in the sentence just cited.
- Why do I think these apparently extra complementizers are a mistake, rather than a non-standard grammatical pattern?
- Note that I had to check all the instances of that by hand, to distinguish the demonstratives from the complementizers.
- The option between complementizer that and no complementizer, for another: I think we should go.

单词	complementizer
释义	Definition of complementizer in English: complementizer (British complementiser) noun ˈkɒmplɪməntʌɪzəˈkämpləˌmenˌtīzər Grammar A word or morpheme that marks an embedded clause as functioning as a complement, typically a subordinating conjunction or infinitival to. Example sentencesExamples Note that I had to check all the instances of that by hand, to distinguish the demonstratives from the complementizers. The subordinator that introduces a complement clause is sometimes known as a complementizer: for example that in the sentence just cited. Why do I think these apparently extra complementizers are a mistake, rather than a non-standard grammatical pattern? The option between complementizer that and no complementizer, for another: I think we should go. In many logophoric languages, a complementizer of this kind does seem to play an important role in logophoric marking. Definition of complementizer in US English: complementizer (British complementiser) nounˈkämpləˌmenˌtīzər Grammar A word or morpheme that marks an embedded clause as functioning as a complement, typically a subordinating conjunction or infinitival to. Example sentencesExamples In many logophoric languages, a complementizer of this kind does seem to play an important role in logophoric marking. The subordinator that introduces a complement clause is sometimes known as a complementizer: for example that in the sentence just cited. Why do I think these apparently extra complementizers are a mistake, rather than a non-standard grammatical pattern? Note that I had to check all the instances of that by hand, to distinguish the demonstratives from the complementizers. The option between complementizer that and no complementizer, for another: I think we should go.
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