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Effects of Constituent Orders on Grammaticalization Patterns of the Serial Verbs for \u27Give\u27 in Thai and Mandarin Chinese [PDF]

, 2013
Thepkanjana Kingkarn, Uehara Satoshi
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Usage, structure, and substance in the English ditransitive construction:Testing Hudson’s (1992) hypotheses with quantitative methods [PDF]

, 2015
Jensen, Kim Ebensgaard, Shibuya, Yoshikata   +1 more
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Ditransitive constructions in Japanese

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The Ditransitive Construction

2023
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Ditransitive constructions in Akebu

Studies in Language, 2020
Abstract This paper contributes to the typology of ditransitive constructions. Akebu (Kwa, Ghana-Togo mountain, West Africa) has four strategies of alignment of ditransitive verbs, if both theme and recipient objects are expressed: a neutral strategy, a possessive-like strategy, a strategy with a ...
Nadezhda Makeeva, Andrey Shluinsky
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Competing ditransitive constructions in Enets

Functions of Language, 2020
Abstract This paper reports on a corpus study of two ditransitive constructions in Enets (Uralic, Samoyedic): the standard ditransitive construction and the so-called Destinative construction involving a specific destinative nominal morpheme.
Olesya Khanina, Andrey Shluinsky
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Ditransitive constructions in Ainu

STUF - Language Typology and Universals, 2011
Abstract This paper shows that there are two ditransitive alignment types in Ainu, viz. a frequently-used double-object construction (DOC) and infrequently-used indirective object construction (IOC). Ainu ditransitives encoded by the DOC are unusual cross-linguistically because all of them, including the verb kor-e [have-CAUS] ‘give ...
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Ditransitive constructions in Gan Chinese

2015
This paper studies ditransitive constructions in Gan Chinese, one of the seven main Chinese language families. Gan dialects have the ‘inverted’ double object construction, as schematized in the order of “verb-DO-IO” (DO stands for direct object and IO for indirect object), as contrasted with the ‘canonical’ double object construction in Mandarin, such ...
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Language corpora and first language acquisition—A case study of the ditransitive construction

Applied Corpus Linguistics, 2023
Jakov Proroković, Frane Malenica
exaly