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Control in Romanian and Se constructions

Isogloss
In this paper, we account for different patterns found in complement clauses of se constructions in Romanian and Spanish. In Romanian, a se construction cannot host an infinitival complement, an apparently controlled clause, whereas in Spanish a se ...
Katie VanDyne, Jonathan E. MacDonald
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Do complement clauses really support false-belief reasoning? A longitudinal study with English-speaking 2- to 3-year-olds. [PDF]

Dev Psychol, 2021
Boeg Thomsen D, Theakston A, Kandemirci B, Brandt S.   +3 more
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Adverbial clauses with -ig and the “until -puzzle” [PDF]

, 2013
This paper is devoted to untangling some of the cross-linguistic puzzles that are associated with temporal adverbial clauses in general, and until-clauses in particular.
Ürögdi, Barbara, Barbara Ürögdi
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Factivity in South Slavic Languages. Complement and Relative clauses

, 2021
The paper focuses on a special class of factive complement clauses and relative clauses in Bulgarian and Croatian, embedded under the item deto in the former and što in the latter language. These clauses differ from others in that they denote specific
Iliana KRAPOVA, Tomislav SOCANAC
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COMPLEMENT CLAUSES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL VERBS IN CROATIAN

Fluminensia: Journal for Philological Research, 2016
The paper discusses the complement clauses of psychological verbs in Croatian. Subordinate clauses which appear with some psychological verbs can be interpreted in different ways: either as causative clauses (Šojat 2008) or as clausal realizations of the
Ivana Oraić Rabušić
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Degrees of clause cohesion: complementation and subordination in Chiapas Zoque

Linguistic Discovery, 2012
Zoque exhibits various degrees of interclausal cohesion or types of embedding: juxtapostion, use of conjunctions, subordination with complementizers, and synthetic subordination by head marking. These various types of subordination are used for different
Jan Terje Faarlund
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Exclamative clauses at the syntax-semantics interface [PDF]

, 2013
Exclamative clauses exhibit a structural diversity which raises the question of whether they form a clause type in the sense of Sadock & Zwicky (1985).
Zanuttini, Raffaella
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Cross-linguistic Functions of Complement Clauses in Oral Monologic Texts [PDF]

, 2016
Complement relations are widely identified as a type of subordination, which is traditionally defined as the combination of an independent clause and a dependent clause. A complement clause is traditionally defined as a dependent clause that refers to an
Morrone, Lindsay
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On the pseudo-small clause construction in Japanese: New evidence for A-movement out of a CP and its theoretical implications

Glossa, 2017
This paper provides new evidence for the availability A-movement out of a CP and considers its theoretical implications. The discussion concerns what I call the “pseudo”-small clause construction in Japanese, which has not received much attention in the ...
Masahiko Takahashi
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Subordinate clauses in Surui

, 1985
This paper is a description of three types of subordinate clauses in Surui: adverbial subordinate clauses, complement clauses, and quotative clauses. In adverbial and in one type of complement clauses, reflexive forms are used to show coreference with ...
Bontkes, C.
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