Language, Band 65,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1989 |
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... argument of the verb . If the simple verb takes a direct object argument , then the complex verb also co - occurs with a direct object NP , which is required to satisfy the verb's argument structure . The direct object argument and the ...
... argument of the verb . If the simple verb takes a direct object argument , then the complex verb also co - occurs with a direct object NP , which is required to satisfy the verb's argument structure . The direct object argument and the ...
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... argument , which , however , may be left unrealized syntactically . When the particle - V construction is noncompositional , it has its own argument structure and its own subcategorization frame . Aspectual par- ticles have no effect on ...
... argument , which , however , may be left unrealized syntactically . When the particle - V construction is noncompositional , it has its own argument structure and its own subcategorization frame . Aspectual par- ticles have no effect on ...
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... ARGUMENT ) is assigned a 0 - role uniquely . Each 0 - role determined by lexical properties of a head is uniquely assigned to an argument . By 21 , if the doubled NP is an argument , the clitic cannot be . If the clitic is an argument ...
... ARGUMENT ) is assigned a 0 - role uniquely . Each 0 - role determined by lexical properties of a head is uniquely assigned to an argument . By 21 , if the doubled NP is an argument , the clitic cannot be . If the clitic is an argument ...
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