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Gustar-type verbs: theoretical matters and practical application [PDF]
, 2009 Con frecuencia, los verbos que en español funcionan como gustar se suelen clasificar juntos al explicarlos en una clase del primer año. Sin embargo, si se los considera de una manera teórica, se descubre que no todos los «psico-verbos» (psych-verbs) se ...
McManness, Linda
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Journal of Advanced Nursing, EarlyView.ABSTRACT Aim To examine if trans and gender non‐conforming participants perceive greater healthcare inequities in their interactions with healthcare practitioners than cisgender sexual minority participants, and analyse free text responses from transgender and gender non‐conforming participants to gain possible insight into causes of inequities ...
Agnes Higgins +9 more
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Valency van psych-verbs en de gevolgen ervan voor de woordvolgorde: de casus overvallen en overkomen
Brünner Beiträge zur Germanistik und Nordistik, 2016 This paper deals with valency of Dutch psych-verbs. Valency is the ability of a verb to bind a number of elements in order to form a grammatically correct sentence structure.
Jana Kijonková
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Light Verb just as a Little v*
Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics, 2002 In this paper I argue that the light verb ha in Korean is an overt realization of the v head. Ha/ci alternation in Korean psych verbs makes a strong case for DO/BECOME meanings of v, whose semantic contribution is undetermined and contextualized in ...
Jung, Dukkyo
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Psych Verbs in Spanish and Japanese: A Contrastive Study on the Semantics-Syntax Interface [PDF]
, 2015 博士(文学 ...
Shimoyoshi Ayumi, 下吉 あゆみ
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Journal of Advanced Nursing, EarlyView.ABSTRACT Aims To adapt an instrument to measure patient safety culture, as rated by home care workers, and examine its psychometric properties. Design A multicentre cross‐sectional psychometric study. Methods We adapted the Nursing Home Survey SOPS to measure safety culture in home care.
Tania Martins +4 more
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The locative syntax of Experiencers. The case study of phraseological units as psych-predicates
LingBaW, 2017 The name psych-verbs is commonly assigned to verbs denoting mental or emotional states, such as fear, worry, frighten, or surprise. Such verbs select a participant/an individual who experiences an emotional or mental state, usually referred to as an ...
Anna Dąbrowska
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Why can one be irritabile ‘irritable’ but can not be *divertibile ‘amuse+able’? On Italian -bile adjectives from psychological verbs [PDF]
, 2013 The paper proposes to set out the domain of application of the adjective forming Italian suffix -bile on the basis of the Aktionsart properties of verbs. In particular, -bile adjectives based on object-experiencer psychological verbs are discussed. It is
Bisetto, Antonietta
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The syntax of intransitive alternations: asymmetries across languages
GlossaThis paper analyzes intransitive alternations in relation to manner/result transitivity patterns. We focus on productivity and distribution in Romance, Greek, and English, where a major asymmetry is created by the (un)availability of monadic alternates ...
Eugenia Mangialavori Rasia
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"Garri" atzizkiaren izaera bikoitzaz: zergatik den maitagarria bezain mingarria
Anuario del Seminario de Filología Vasca "Julio de Urquijo", 1995 The Basque suffix garri is traditionally characterized as forming adjectives from verbs and disputably, from nouns or adjectives and as having both an active and a passive meaning. This study first establishes on several grounds that garri is basically a
Xabier Artiagoitia
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