 Clearly, (28L) does not reflect the pronounced word order in English. But the idea was that PF determines pronunciation, while LF was said to be the level at which the scope of a natural language quantifier is determined; see May (1985). If we think about ‘every’ as a kind of second-order transitive predicate, which can combine with two predicates like ‘doctor’ and ‘Juliet likes ( _ )i’ to form a complete sentence, we should expect that at some level of analysis, the sentence ‘Juliet likes every doctor’ has the structure indicated in (28L). And mapping (28L) to the Fregean logical form