Language, Band 71,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1995 |
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... object is heavy , as in the Twain example above . A few more of the examples we have collected are given in 33-35.16 ... object NP is very light or very heavy . If the object NP is very light , as in 38a , the particle must occur to the ...
... object is heavy , as in the Twain example above . A few more of the examples we have collected are given in 33-35.16 ... object NP is very light or very heavy . If the object NP is very light , as in 38a , the particle must occur to the ...
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... object . Verbs agree with subject and direct object on an accusative pattern ( i.e. subject = S and A ) ; but when there is inversion , the dative ( initial subject ) triggers indirect object treatment and the nominative ( initial ...
... object . Verbs agree with subject and direct object on an accusative pattern ( i.e. subject = S and A ) ; but when there is inversion , the dative ( initial subject ) triggers indirect object treatment and the nominative ( initial ...
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... object . D1 illustrates the paradigm referred to by Algonquianists as ' direct ' ; here the object is third person — singular , plural , or obviative3 ) —and the subject is first or second person ( or third , but only with the obviative ...
... object . D1 illustrates the paradigm referred to by Algonquianists as ' direct ' ; here the object is third person — singular , plural , or obviative3 ) —and the subject is first or second person ( or third , but only with the obviative ...
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