Language, Band 72,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1996 |
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... predicate as internal arguments ; the semantico- pragmatic force of this construction is that of an ironic remark . While syntax has traditionally been restricted to the role of providing the instructions by which the lexical contents ...
... predicate as internal arguments ; the semantico- pragmatic force of this construction is that of an ironic remark . While syntax has traditionally been restricted to the role of providing the instructions by which the lexical contents ...
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d . ACCOMPLISHMENTS : CAUSE , where is normally an activity predicate , and an achievement predicate . Primitive predicates appear in every class of predicates . State verbs consist of only stative predicates , and do not have operators ...
d . ACCOMPLISHMENTS : CAUSE , where is normally an activity predicate , and an achievement predicate . Primitive predicates appear in every class of predicates . State verbs consist of only stative predicates , and do not have operators ...
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... predicate . A less well known fact is that the main predicate in a clause can split up its complements . ( 3 ) Subject - AUX agreement . Agreement in person and number is typically required between the notional subject of a clause and ...
... predicate . A less well known fact is that the main predicate in a clause can split up its complements . ( 3 ) Subject - AUX agreement . Agreement in person and number is typically required between the notional subject of a clause and ...
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Graham Thurgood | 31 |
Productive lexical innovations | 69 |
Evidence for | 97 |
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