I’ve put together a handout summarizing the four major aspectual classes of verb phrases, as well as our tests for distinguishing members of different aspectual classes.  You might find this handout useful when completing this week’s homework assignment. Aspectual Classes of Verb Phrases

Here is a handout reviewing the syntax/semantics of restricted quantifiers: The Syntax and Semantics of Restricted Quantifiers

Here is the handout on First-Order Predicate Logic (FOPL) that was distributed in today’s class: The Language of First-Order Predicate Logic (FOPL)

Here is the handout from yesterday’s (Th 4/4) class on incorporating individual variables and assignment functions into PredL: Individual Variables & Assignment Functions in PredL

Here is today’s class handout on thematic proto-roles and argument selection: Thematic Proto-Roles and Argument Selection

Here is today’s class handout summarizing some commonly-encountered generalized argument roles (aka, thematic roles): Generalized Argument Roles (Thematic Roles)

Here are the Predicate Logic handouts from our Tuesday 3/19 class meeting: The Language of Predicate Logic (from Tu 3/19 class meeting) Another Sample Model for Predicate Logic

Here are complete versions (PDF) of the handouts on Predicate Logic that were distributed in yesterday’s class: The Language of Predicate Logic A Sample Model for Predicate Logic

Here is the handout on presupposition and the S-family test from today’s lecture: Presuppositions and the S-Family Test

Here’s a PDF handout summarizing today’s class discussion of semantic relations amongst PropL formulas, and how they can be identified using truth tables.  If your notes are incomplete, this should help to fill in the gaps: Semantic Relations Amongst Sentences