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On the preferred form of the double object construction
Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 1974Two groups of 15 adults participated in two preference rating tasks for written sentence forms. Pairs of sentences were presented to the subjects which differed only in the grammatical form used to express the double object construction (one which has both a direct and an indirect object).
Carol Waryas, Kathleen Stremel
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V-gei vs. double object construction
Linguistik Aktuell, 2022 The present study investigates whether V-gei constructions [V-gei NP NP] have the same underlying syntactic structure as Double Object Constructions (DOC) [V NP NP], using a structural priming paradigm.
Heeju Hwang
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In Support of the PHAVE Analysis of the Double Object Construction
Linguistic Inquiry, 2015Heidi Harley, Harley Heidi
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Implicit arguments in English double object constructions
Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 2020Benjamin Bruening, Bruening Benjamin
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Production of the double object construction: An experiment
Nordic Journal of Linguistics, 2017 In the double object construction (e.g.the man gave the woman some flowers) a preference has been observed for placing definite arguments before indefinite arguments when both appear post-verbally.
Johannes Kizach
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On the double object construction in English and Modern Greek
, 1995 Modern Greek, like English, has double object constructions of the type Ed gave Sue a rose; in Modern Greek, the recipient in this construction appears in the genitive case, but like an accusative object can correspond to a verbal clitic. In Modern Greek,
A. Kakouriotis
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Inherent Complement Verbs and the Basic Double Object Construction in Gbe
Studies in Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 2010James Essegbey
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The double object construction in 19th‑ and 20th‑century Swedish
Studies in Germanic Linguistics, 2023 This paper presents a study of the double object construction (DOC) in 19th‑ and 20th‑century Swedish, focussing on the semantic range of the construction.
Valdeson, Fredrik,
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The semantic range of the Dutch double object construction: A collostructional perspective
, 2009 Just like its English counterpart (cf. Goldberg 1995), the Dutch double object construction is a prime example of a highly polysemous argument structure construction, with a basic ‘X causes Y to receive Z’ sense and several extended meanings which depart
T. Colleman
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