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Gustar-Type Verbs

2006
When comparing the verbal structures of English and Spanish, grammatical accounts underscore the differences between English like and Spanish gustar. Despite their closeness in meaning, these predicates exhibit a divergent syntactic behaviour: whereas like codes as subject the entity that experiences a certain feeling, and as object the stimulus ...
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Gustar and Other Psych Verbs: A Problem in Transitivity

Hispania, 1995
Les verbes psychologiques montrent des variations dans deux domaines syntaxiques: la sous-categorisation et la transitivite. Ces variations rendent difficile la mise en place de structures distinctes permettant de definir une echelle du caractere transitif. L'A.
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Geospatial analysis of neotectonics in the Jebel Gustar Mountain, northeastern Algeria

Journal of Mountain Science
This research investigates dynamic earth processes within the South Setifian allochthonous ensemble, providing insights into landscape evolution and seismotectonic activity within the Tellian mountain chain. Focusing on the Jebel Gustar and Kef Lahmar area, which includes 14 sub-basins, this research uses a DEM-based technique to assess Holocene ...
Hassan Taib, Riheb Hadji, Matteo Gentilucci   +2 more
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Making Gustar Meaningful

Hispania, 1989
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Zuschriften zu: Marek, P., Gustar, M.: Probabilistische Verfahren in der Bemessung von Stahltragwerken (Rackwitz, R.); Stellungnahme (Marek, P., Gustar, M.)

Stahlbau, 1999
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Spanish gustar vs. English like: A cognitive analysis of the constructions and its implication for SLA

2008
Marras, Valentina, Cadierno, Teresa
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The case for the true gustar (piacere) verbs in Spanish

2021
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Tragwerksbemessung - Von deterministischen zu probabilistischen Verfahren (Marek, P., Gustar, M., Bathon, L.)

Bautechnik, 1999
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Gustare (2) s.m.

2021
Voce "gustare (2) s.m." nel Tesoro della Lingua Italiana delle Origini (TLIO)
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The dative experiencer of Spanish gustar

2018
Abstract This paper focuses on the dative experiencer of Spanish gustar ‘to please, like’, which replaced an older nominative experiencer. The syntactic shift calls for attention since it goes against the well-established diachronic tendency for oblique arguments to be eliminated in ...
Chantal Melis, Marcela Flores
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