Language, Band 68,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1992 |
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... complements in Mayan that I analyze as VPs . These complements are selected in Tzotzil by a closed set of intransitive verbs of motion , plus a few others . When the predicate of an aspectless complement is intransitive , it is suffixed ...
... complements in Mayan that I analyze as VPs . These complements are selected in Tzotzil by a closed set of intransitive verbs of motion , plus a few others . When the predicate of an aspectless complement is intransitive , it is suffixed ...
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... COMPLEMENT THEORY ( HCT ) : Verb patterners are heads and object patterners are complements . That is , a pair of elements X and Y will employ the order XY significantly more often among VO languages than among OV languages if and only ...
... COMPLEMENT THEORY ( HCT ) : Verb patterners are heads and object patterners are complements . That is , a pair of elements X and Y will employ the order XY significantly more often among VO languages than among OV languages if and only ...
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... complement , since dog does not subcategorize for a possessor : Fido is a dog does not mean ' Fido is someone's dog ' The relative clause , the final object patterner in Table 38 , is clearly not a complement , so the HCT fails to ...
... complement , since dog does not subcategorize for a possessor : Fido is a dog does not mean ' Fido is someone's dog ' The relative clause , the final object patterner in Table 38 , is clearly not a complement , so the HCT fails to ...
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