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1987
As we have seen in 2.3.2 and 2.4.2.2, English verbs can be subdivided into (a) lexical or ‘main’ verbs and (b) auxiliaries. As Table 2.3 in 2.3.2 shows, lexical verbs may be intransitive, monotransitive, ditransitive or complex transitive, and they may be copulas.
Flor G. A. M. Aarts, Herman Chr. Wekker
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As we have seen in 2.3.2 and 2.4.2.2, English verbs can be subdivided into (a) lexical or ‘main’ verbs and (b) auxiliaries. As Table 2.3 in 2.3.2 shows, lexical verbs may be intransitive, monotransitive, ditransitive or complex transitive, and they may be copulas.
Flor G. A. M. Aarts, Herman Chr. Wekker
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The semantic differentiation of verb-te verb complexes and verb-verb compounds in Japanese
2021Japanese has two different formal types of complex predicates involving two verbs: V-te V complex predicates and V-V compound verbs. This chapter discusses the nature of the former in comparison to the latter. The examination reveals that the two kinds of multiverbal complexes similarly have two subtypes, one monoclausal and the other biclausal, but ...
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1996
Overview The verb can be considered the key element in the sentence in the sense that it provides the link between all the other major constituents of the sentence. Consequently, the form and interpretation of a given sentence depends to a very large extent on the properties of the verbs which it contains.
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Overview The verb can be considered the key element in the sentence in the sense that it provides the link between all the other major constituents of the sentence. Consequently, the form and interpretation of a given sentence depends to a very large extent on the properties of the verbs which it contains.
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Computational verb systems: Verb numbers
International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 2001Summary: The concepts of (computational) verb number and arithmetical operations of verb numbers are presented. A verb number is a kind of special computational verb, which is derived from structures of (host) verb + (real, interval, fuzzy) number. From the linguistic point of view, a verb number is a computational verb with contexts defined by (real ...
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Verb + verb sequences in Dravidian
2021This chapter analyzes compound verb constructions in the Dravidian language family. Drawing on data from all four subgroups, two broad constructions emerge: auxiliary compound verbs and lexical compound verbs. The former provide complex morphosyntactic vehicles for verbal categories or combinations of categories not found in the simple verb inflections
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Computational verb systems: Verb logic
International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 1999Computational verb systems are new platforms for artificial intelligence. They embed the dynamical knowledge expressed by dynamical experiences of human brains into machines by using pattern thinking. In this paper, the relationship defined by verbs in human natural languages is modeled by computational verb logic (verb logic for short).
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2021
This chapter discusses syntactic V-V complexes involving a semantically main verb in the nonfinite form (first verb) and a syntactically main verb (second verb) in Avar. Avar employs no morphological V-V complexes. Avar syntactic V-V complexes include periphrastic tense forms, V-V complexes whose tense is indicated by a first verb, and V-V complexes ...
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This chapter discusses syntactic V-V complexes involving a semantically main verb in the nonfinite form (first verb) and a syntactically main verb (second verb) in Avar. Avar employs no morphological V-V complexes. Avar syntactic V-V complexes include periphrastic tense forms, V-V complexes whose tense is indicated by a first verb, and V-V complexes ...
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2014
Verbs are most often used as heads of predicates. Most verbs are roots that denote events and states. Verbs can take all predicate head enclitics, provided the construction is semantically felicitous. They can undergo semantic valency changing derivation by means of transitivisation.
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Verbs are most often used as heads of predicates. Most verbs are roots that denote events and states. Verbs can take all predicate head enclitics, provided the construction is semantically felicitous. They can undergo semantic valency changing derivation by means of transitivisation.
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