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One problem with traditional analyses of the passive is that they typically combine vague semantic notions with formal syntactic categories ; e.g. , they define the passive as that construction in which the ' goal ' or ' patient'of an ...
One problem with traditional analyses of the passive is that they typically combine vague semantic notions with formal syntactic categories ; e.g. , they define the passive as that construction in which the ' goal ' or ' patient'of an ...
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Thus far we have seen that Russian has two passive constructions ; which one is used is totally dependent on the aspect of the verb . The predicate of an imperfective passive sentence is a finite verb with the morpheme -SJA ...
Thus far we have seen that Russian has two passive constructions ; which one is used is totally dependent on the aspect of the verb . The predicate of an imperfective passive sentence is a finite verb with the morpheme -SJA ...
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This would result in actives and passives being assigned the same semantic reading , but would still not relate them ... In either case , the active - passive relation would be essentially semantic , and certainly not transformational .
This would result in actives and passives being assigned the same semantic reading , but would still not relate them ... In either case , the active - passive relation would be essentially semantic , and certainly not transformational .
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Referential properties of Spanish noun phrases MariaLuisa Rivero | 32 |
Spanish word order in nonsentence constructions Bruce G Stiehm | 49 |
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