Language, Band 70,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1994 |
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... complement . Another example of this situation arises when a pronoun subject precedes a verb and its complement . The pronoun does not count as the head of Xmax and so is usually phrased together with the verb . As there are now two ...
... complement . Another example of this situation arises when a pronoun subject precedes a verb and its complement . The pronoun does not count as the head of Xmax and so is usually phrased together with the verb . As there are now two ...
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... complement , as in 5a - b . 4 This fact is unexplained by Hoekstra & Mulder's 1990 analysis , in which locative inversion verbs are analyzed as copular verbs taking small clauses . On their account the inverted subject is base generated ...
... complement , as in 5a - b . 4 This fact is unexplained by Hoekstra & Mulder's 1990 analysis , in which locative inversion verbs are analyzed as copular verbs taking small clauses . On their account the inverted subject is base generated ...
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... complement and a subject , where the subject of the raising verb behaves in all respects like the subject of the complement . Examples include yeněra ' be obligated , have to ' , yamba ' start , begin ' , and funa ' want , seem ' ( BK ...
... complement and a subject , where the subject of the raising verb behaves in all respects like the subject of the complement . Examples include yeněra ' be obligated , have to ' , yamba ' start , begin ' , and funa ' want , seem ' ( BK ...
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