Tyler Knowlton

Psycholinguist interested in meaning and its acquisition | Postdoc @PennMindCORE; @UofMaryland Ling & @JHUCogSci alum | Go birds 🦅 (he/him)

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[Experiments In Linguistic Meaning @ELM_Conference]

#ELM2 - things are getting real this week!

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@emhusband Thanks! Your tweet compelled me to finally get a twitter 😄

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@emhusband @tallinzen Yeah for 'only' different focus -> different alternatives are false. "Students only ordered *coffee*" (not tea) vs. "Students only *ordered* coffee" (but didn't pay). But "Every student ordered *coffee*" doesn't tell you whether alternatives are T/F. So 'only' is a focus operator