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5 ) , stative verbs taking a single III argument include alhtaha ' ready ' , milhlha ' wild / afraid ' , and chokmishto ' healthy ' . In fact , however , I affixes may also be used to mark the single argument of a fair number of non ...
5 ) , stative verbs taking a single III argument include alhtaha ' ready ' , milhlha ' wild / afraid ' , and chokmishto ' healthy ' . In fact , however , I affixes may also be used to mark the single argument of a fair number of non ...
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The majority of non - active transitive verbs with I first arguments mark the second argument with III : ( 17 ) a . chi - hollo - li ' I love you . ' ( III , I ) b . in - kashoffi - LI ' I forgive him . ' ( III , I ) Examples of non ...
The majority of non - active transitive verbs with I first arguments mark the second argument with III : ( 17 ) a . chi - hollo - li ' I love you . ' ( III , I ) b . in - kashoffi - LI ' I forgive him . ' ( III , I ) Examples of non ...
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The arguments below are meant to show that infinitives ( and gerunds ) must have subjects at SOME LEVEL OF REPRESENTATION . If the subject is present at S - structure , we have a direct argument for the Sanalysis .
The arguments below are meant to show that infinitives ( and gerunds ) must have subjects at SOME LEVEL OF REPRESENTATION . If the subject is present at S - structure , we have a direct argument for the Sanalysis .
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