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with which it is in constituency , so that the particular order of direct and indirect objects may be a function of the larger ... contains separate tables on the order of indirect and direct object , of indirect object and finite verb ...
with which it is in constituency , so that the particular order of direct and indirect objects may be a function of the larger ... contains separate tables on the order of indirect and direct object , of indirect object and finite verb ...
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of verbs and objects is established by a very early transformational rule . ... for any given language that a governor like a verb , a preposition / postposition , or a comparative would either precede or follow its object or standard .
of verbs and objects is established by a very early transformational rule . ... for any given language that a governor like a verb , a preposition / postposition , or a comparative would either precede or follow its object or standard .
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This is predicted by 46 , which states that B's cases only involve underlying direct objects . In 47–48 , the questioned NP's ... In each case , men is the underlying indirect object , while umbrellas is the underlying direct object .
This is predicted by 46 , which states that B's cases only involve underlying direct objects . In 47–48 , the questioned NP's ... In each case , men is the underlying indirect object , while umbrellas is the underlying direct object .
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