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a a lower T is satisfied if the complement of the verb contains a DP or a CP . A nominal projection , by contrast , involves a To that requires an INTERPRETABLE T in its complement , and because of this , PPs and CPs with ...
a a lower T is satisfied if the complement of the verb contains a DP or a CP . A nominal projection , by contrast , involves a To that requires an INTERPRETABLE T in its complement , and because of this , PPs and CPs with ...
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Type - I languages are either satellite - framed on Talmy's typology , or they have sERIAL VERB or MULTIVERB constructions that permit combinations of multiple location - change - denoting verb phrases in ...
Type - I languages are either satellite - framed on Talmy's typology , or they have sERIAL VERB or MULTIVERB constructions that permit combinations of multiple location - change - denoting verb phrases in ...
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There is little relation in meaning , for example , between the name Bork and the verb bork , yet they are as closely related morphologically as any two words can be and must share a root , if the term root is to have any content .
There is little relation in meaning , for example , between the name Bork and the verb bork , yet they are as closely related morphologically as any two words can be and must share a root , if the term root is to have any content .
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Dedication | 1 |
Canonical typology suppletion and possible words Greville G Corbett | 8 |
Free prefix ordering in Chintang Balthasar Bickel Goma Banjade Martin Gaenszle | 43 |
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