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Prominence preservation also plays a role in argument alternations . This article focuses on DIRECT / OBLIQUE ALTERNATIONS , in which one or more arguments alternate between direct and oblique argument realization .
Prominence preservation also plays a role in argument alternations . This article focuses on DIRECT / OBLIQUE ALTERNATIONS , in which one or more arguments alternate between direct and oblique argument realization .
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First , given the truth - conditional contrasts we have seen in many of the above alternations , making one argument more topical would require saying something different about it truth - conditionally . Second , as shown with the ...
First , given the truth - conditional contrasts we have seen in many of the above alternations , making one argument more topical would require saying something different about it truth - conditionally . Second , as shown with the ...
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One form takes argument i as a direct argument , the second as an oblique , and the former assigns a ' more prototypical ' role to i than the latter . Thus , while the argument selection principle predicts possible and impossible verbs ...
One form takes argument i as a direct argument , the second as an oblique , and the former assigns a ' more prototypical ' role to i than the latter . Thus , while the argument selection principle predicts possible and impossible verbs ...
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