1. INTERNAL relative clauses are ones which present a domain noun internal to Srel and are thus syntactically headless. Downing (#679) calls such relative clauses ‘replacive’, Gil (2000) and Cole (#1596) refer to them as to ‘internally-headed’, Gorbet (#1601) calls them ‘headless relative clauses’. 2. Cf. the similar statement by Downing (#679).
1. INTERNAL relative clauses are ones which present a domain noun internal to Srel and are thus syntactically headless. Downing (#679) calls such relative clauses ‘replacive’, Gil (2000) and Cole (#1596) refer to them as to ‘internally-headed’, Gorbet (#1601) calls them ‘headless relative clauses’. 2. Cf. the similar statement by Downing (#679).