Language, Band 77,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 2001 |
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... clause when the chained and main clauses have the same subject , or , for unaccusative predicates in the chained clause , when the subject of the chained clause and the object of the main clause are identical . The verb at the end of the ...
... clause when the chained and main clauses have the same subject , or , for unaccusative predicates in the chained clause , when the subject of the chained clause and the object of the main clause are identical . The verb at the end of the ...
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... clause absolutive / main clause ergative subject , an absolutive can express a chained clause ergative / main clause absolutive subject , or an absolutive can express a chained clause dative / main clause absolutive subject . In ...
... clause absolutive / main clause ergative subject , an absolutive can express a chained clause ergative / main clause absolutive subject , or an absolutive can express a chained clause dative / main clause absolutive subject . In ...
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... clause , whether the verb is transitive or intransitive , Pa occurs enclitic to the preverb complex : O preverbs = a + verb preverbs = a + verb This placement is exemplified by 15. In such cases , as shown in 16 , it is not possible to ...
... clause , whether the verb is transitive or intransitive , Pa occurs enclitic to the preverb complex : O preverbs = a + verb preverbs = a + verb This placement is exemplified by 15. In such cases , as shown in 16 , it is not possible to ...
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