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Alisa is choosing new tile for the floor in her dining room which is in the shape of a square with side lengths x feet. The tile costs $3.47 per square foot. Complete parts a through c

Symon's Suppers Co. has announced that it will pay a dividend of $4.15 per share one year from today. Additionally, the company expects to increase its dividend by 4 percent annually. The required return on the company's stock is 10.2 percent. What is the current share price?

How does the efficient market hypothesis (EMH) impact portfolio management and investment strategy?

Korean is a Subject-Object-Verb language (so the verb comes at the end of the clause). Morphological case is marked using suffixes on DPs: DPs are marked with different suffixes depending on whether they get nominative, accusative, etc. These suffixes are glossed below as NOM and ACC. With that information, consider the following sentences.

(7) Emma-ka kyehoyk-ul helak-ha-yessta.

Emma-NOM plans-ACC approve-HA-past

’Emma approved the plans.’

(8) Kyehoyk-i helak-toy-yessta.

plans-NOM approve-TOY-past

’The plans were approved.’

Answer the following questions:

A. Which sentence is an active sentence? How can you tell? 

- ’Because I read the English translation’ is not an acceptable answer.

B. Which is a passive sentence? How can you tell? 

- ’Because I read the English translation’ is not an acceptable answer.

C. In (7) there is a morpheme -ha- that comes between the verb helak and the past tense morpheme yessta. In (8) the morpheme -toy- occurs in this position.

(i) What information does the morpheme -ha- contribute? 

(ii) What information does the morpheme -toy- contribute? 

D. If you had to choose which syntactic phrase you thought -ha- and -toy- might be the head of from the options below, which would it be?  

a. VP

b. VoiceP

c. TP

d. AuxP

E. Explain why you chose the phrase you did. 2-3 sentences. 

F. Is Case assignment in the Korean passive similar to Case assignment in the English passive? Explain why you say yes or no. 

Consider the sentences below, which contain the verb seem.

(9) It seems that Tuna is really enjoying that bone.

(10) Tuna seems to be really enjoying that bone.

(11) Tuna seems like she is really enjoying that bone.

Explain why the sentence (11) might be problematic for our analysis of raising verbs, if seem is a raising verb.