“…to describe an event not äs a part of the preceding sentential conceptualization, but already äs something following it (Daalder 1989: 203). In German and Dutch, exhibiting SOV word order in certain contexts, such continuative relative clauses are (in the relevant contexts) separated from their antecedents by a verb, so that they are called "extraposed"; (29) and (30) are examples of this kind, taken from Shannon (1992). (29) However, more extraposed relative clauses in such contexts are in fact restrictive, rather than continuative, which is not what one might expect at first sight.…”