Goal (definition) - Revision history

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−	A Noun Phrase with the [[Thematic Relation (definition)\|thematic relation]] of a Goal indicates end location of a movement (real or abstract). In the sentence, “John walked to the store” ''Store'' is the '''goal''' in this sentence. In Gaelic, several different prepositions mark goals including [[Ri (preposition)]], {[Gu(s) (preposition)]] and [[Do (preposition)]]	+	A Noun Phrase with the [[Thematic Relation (definition)\|thematic relation]] of a Goal indicates end location of a movement (real or abstract). In the sentence, “John walked to the store” ''Store'' is the '''goal''' in this sentence. In Gaelic, several different prepositions mark goals including ''[[Ri (preposition)\|ri]], [[Gu(s) (preposition)\|gu]]'' and ''[[Do (preposition)\|do]].''

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-A Noun Phrase whose semantic role in a sentence is to act as the end location in a sentence that denotes movement. In the sentence, “John walked to the store” ''Store'' is the '''goal''' in this sentence.
+A Noun Phrase with the [[Thematic Relation (definition)|thematic relation]] of a Goal indicates end location of a movement (real or abstract). In the sentence, “John walked to the store” ''Store'' is the '''goal''' in this sentence.  In Gaelic, several different prepositions mark goals including [[Ri (preposition)]], {[Gu(s) (preposition)]] and [[Do (preposition)]]
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+*http://www.sfu.ca/person/dearmond/322/322.theta.roles.htm#goal_source_path
-http://www.sfu.ca/person/dearmond/322/322.theta.roles.htm#goal_source_path
+The link below takes you away from the Gaelic Wiki to Wikipedia. Since wikipedia pages can be edited by anyone, they often contain inaccurate information. So be careful!
 ==References==
 [[Category:Technical Definitions]]
 [[Category: Thematic Relations]]
 [[Category: Semantics]]

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−	A ~~word~~ whose ~~theta~~ role in a sentence is to act as the end location in a sentence that denotes movement. In the sentence, “John walked to the store” ''Store'' is the '''goal''' in this sentence.	+	A Noun Phrase whose semantic role in a sentence is to act as the end location in a sentence that denotes movement. In the sentence, “John walked to the store” ''Store'' is the '''goal''' in this sentence.


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		+	A word whose theta role in a sentence is to act as the end location in a sentence that denotes movement. In the sentence, “John walked to the store” ''Store'' is the '''goal''' in this sentence.
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