1) Indeed, model-interpretive anaphors, unlike ellipses, do not require linguistic antecedents at all.

2) However, interaction between anaphors can be a help as well as a complication.

3) Anaphor, an essential cohesive device to connect the text,(http:///anaphor.html) has become an important object of research among scholars.

4) But, in zero anaphora resolution, zero anaphor has no pronunciation and writing form, which is the main feature of phenomenon in language reduction.

5) In indirect anaphora, an anaphor and an antecedent have different but relevant references.

6) Generally speaking, anaphora includes direct anaphora and indirect one, but can fall into more detailed categories if it is classified according to antecedent or anaphor.

7) Frame semantics interprets the confirmation of the anaphor and cognitive discursion.

8) Indirect anaphora refers to a special anaphoric structure in which the antecedent of a sentence has no direct relation with the anaphor.

9) This process can be reflected in the Anaphor Repair Model promoted in this paper.

10) The goal of this project is to develop a detailed account of how anaphors are interpreted.

11) In the context of the mental models theory of comprehension a specific account of anaphor interpretation must be developed.

12) A consultative approach is therefore inherently more restricted and theoretically more committed concerning the relationship between knowledge sources in anaphor resolution.

13) A representation of the superficial aspects of the immediately preceding text is also used in the interpretation of both kinds of anaphors.

14) However, a contextually prominent action can not justify the use of a surface anaphor, such as I did, yesterday.

15) Based on the corpus linguistics, we make some rules to build a corpus of chinese novel by manual tagging and refined Proofreading. In this corpus, we mark the position of the zero anaphor.

16) Bridging reference is a kind of reference in which there is no direct connection anaphor and antecedent.

17) The linguistic expression which appeared previously in the text is called antecedent while the latter anaphor.

18) However, although Chinese is a prop-drop language and does often use zero anaphor for second mention, it also appears to opt for pronominal anaphora in certain discourse contexts and situations.

19) The study shows that pragmatic principles have larger explanatory coverage to anaphor than syntactic stipulations.

20) The last one is that the prototypic scenarios of anaphor and antecedent overlap.