Language, Band 77,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 2001 |
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... resultative envi- ronments ; in the following examples , such bounded scale predicates as kapot ' broken ' , aan stukken ' to pieces ' , plat ' flat ' , suf ' silly ' , bewusteloos ' unconscious ' and in trance ' into a trance ' are ...
... resultative envi- ronments ; in the following examples , such bounded scale predicates as kapot ' broken ' , aan stukken ' to pieces ' , plat ' flat ' , suf ' silly ' , bewusteloos ' unconscious ' and in trance ' into a trance ' are ...
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... resultative construction in that it also involves a transition , but minimally different from the resultative in tolerating unbounded adjectives . This is the maken ' make ' + adjective or causative construction . I will show that this ...
... resultative construction in that it also involves a transition , but minimally different from the resultative in tolerating unbounded adjectives . This is the maken ' make ' + adjective or causative construction . I will show that this ...
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... resultative predicate is a measurer , by virtue of being the subject of the resultative predicate . In support of the present approach consider the fact that mass nouns may occur as the postverbal NP in resultatives and still yield ...
... resultative predicate is a measurer , by virtue of being the subject of the resultative predicate . In support of the present approach consider the fact that mass nouns may occur as the postverbal NP in resultatives and still yield ...
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