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. 2020 May 27;11:898. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00898

TABLE A1.

Sentence materials used in the study as the experimental control and target. The sentences were presented in randomized order.

Experimental control – Subject relative Experimental Target – Object relative
The cowboy that captures the Indian has blue pants. The cowboy that the Indian captures has blue pants.
The man that grabs the boy has brown hair. The man that the boy grabs has brown hair.
The soldier that examines the boy has black hair. The soldier that the boy examines has black hair.
The teacher that instructs the boy has a blue shirt. The teacher that the boy instructs has a blue shirt.
The soldier that questions the doctor has blonde hair. The soldier that the doctor questions has blonde hair.
The man that pushes the boy has a red shirt. The man that the boy pushes has a red shirt.
The man that records the woman has brown hair. The man that the woman records has brown hair.
The doctor that accuses the patient has black hair. The doctor that the patient accuses has black hair.
The boy that chases the girl has a green shirt. The boy that the girl chases has a green shirt.
The boy that hugs the woman has a green shirt. The boy that the woman hugs has a green shirt.
The child that kisses the woman has blonde hair. The child that the woman kisses has blonde hair.
The boy that hits the man has a red shirt. The boy that the man hits has a red shirt.
The boy that bites the girl has a yellow shirt. The boy that the girl bites has a yellow shirt.
The girl that caresses the nurse has blonde hair. The girl that the nurse caresses has blonde hair.
The woman that visits the man has blonde hair. The woman that the man visits has blonde hair.
The girl that applauds the teacher has a red skirt. The girl that the teacher applauds has a red skirt.
The man that punches the policeman has black hair. The man that the policeman punches has black hair.
The girl that pinches the boy has brown hair. The girl that the boy pinches has brown hair.