3.4.2.2. Position of the relativization sign
In full relative clauses, the sign pe can be produced at the end of the relative clause, as in the example (a), or adjacent to the head noun following it, as in the example (b).
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a. [child++a win pea] teacher prize give
‘The teacher gives the prize to the children who win.’ (Branchini, 2014: 192)
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b. [childa pea competition win] teacher prize give
‘The teacher gave a prize to the child who won the competition.’ (Branchini, 2014: 199)
In free relatives, the wh-sign is always produced at the end of the relative clause (SYNTAX 3.4.2.1).
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[exam done who] go_away be_able
‘Who has taken the exam can go out.’ (Branchini, 2009: 104)
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