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Empty verbs in Chinese predicatives and complex predicates
This paper investigates syntactic properties of verbless constructions in Chinese. Verbless constructions differ from constructions with overt verbs in three major respects. First, there is a VP-internal nominal raising in Chinese, which is optional if an overt verb shows up, and obligatory if there is no overt verb.
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The so-called perífrasis perfectivas in Galician present the action as concluded or realized. This particular aspectual feature constitutes the common ground for an otherwise heterogeneous set of constructions, ranging from rematar de ‘finish ...
Natalia Jardón
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Verbes supports complexes et actualisation des prédicats nominaux: approche contrastive
There exist in French some verbal sequences which are used to “actualize” nominal predicates and which have a same role assigned with standard support verbs.
Dhouha Lajmi
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Serialization in Complex Predicates in MalakMalak [PDF]
While complex verbs are well attested in Australian languages and elsewhere, in MalakMalak two systems of multi-verb constructions combine in a typologically rare setup: First, complex predicates consist of an uninflecting open-classed coverb and an ...
Hoffmann, Dorothea
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Complex Verbal Predicates and Word Order in the Croatian Kajkavian Literary Language
Eulogies have a long tradition in Latin texts printed in the Western European circle, in which they usually appear as Sermo funebris. Kajkavian eulogies usually have the titles mertvečko prodečtvo (prodičtvo), prodeka sprevodna, spomenek and žalosno ...
Ivana Klinčić, Vladimira Rezo
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Checking Mechanism in Modern Persian: A Minimalist Analysis of Case and Theta Marking [PDF]
This study reviews and analyzes checking system in modern Persian according to Case and Theta features in Minimalist approach. In this study which is done by analytical-descriptive methods, the way structural cases such as Nominative, Accusative, Dative,
Arsalan Golfam, Maryam Najimi
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Languages vary in their availability of productive endocentric bare-stem compounds (e.g., flower hat) and a range of complex predicates (separable verb-particles, double object datives, adjectival resultatives, put-locatives, make-causatives, and ...
Ting Xu, Shuyan Wang
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The verbal expression of events of change in Bulgarian
The paper explores the verbal expression of events of change in Bulgarian, a Slavic language with a uniquely complex verbal system involving triplets of imperfective, perfective and secondary imperfective verbs and aspectual tenses like Aorist and ...
Elena Karagjosova
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Computational Challenges with Tamil Complex Predicates
This paper presents work in the context of the development of a computational ParGram style grammar for Tamil. The grammar is implemented via the XLE grammar development platform and contains a Finite-State Morphological Analyser implemented via Foma ...
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