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... incorporated noun places a selectional re- striction on the verb , such that the object NP must be within the class of objects delineated by the incorporated noun root . This explains the fact noted above concerning the specificity ...
... incorporated noun places a selectional re- striction on the verb , such that the object NP must be within the class of objects delineated by the incorporated noun root . This explains the fact noted above concerning the specificity ...
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... incorporated noun completely , giving identical in- formation . In other languages , however ( e.g. Iroquoian ) , the direct object NP must provide more ( specific ) information than the incorporated noun ; otherwise it must be empty ...
... incorporated noun completely , giving identical in- formation . In other languages , however ( e.g. Iroquoian ) , the direct object NP must provide more ( specific ) information than the incorporated noun ; otherwise it must be empty ...
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... incorporation , and the verb is transitive ( as indicated by ergative case on the subject ) . In 34b , the object is incorporated , and the verb is intransitive . Ex . 34c is ungrammatical ; the noun is incorporated , and the subject is ...
... incorporation , and the verb is transitive ( as indicated by ergative case on the subject ) . In 34b , the object is incorporated , and the verb is intransitive . Ex . 34c is ungrammatical ; the noun is incorporated , and the subject is ...
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