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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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Italian Verb-Verb Reduplicative Action Nouns
2008Italian has a lexeme-formation device that yields action nouns through the reduplication of a verbal base (which is homophonous to the morphome used in compounding, and to the singular imperative form). This device originates from the lexicalization of reported speech acts, consisting of repeated imperatives. The first attestations of such speech acts,
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COMPUTATIONAL VERB SYSTEMS: VERB SETS
International Journal of General Systems, 2000Abstract A computational verb set (verb set for short) consists of a computational verb and a crisp set or a fuzzy set. Verb sets generalize the other sets from linguistic structure ”BE + statement” to “verb + statement”. Verb sets are strongly connected to computational verbs and their contexts. In this paper, the framework of verb sets and some basic
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Non-finite verb forms in Turkic exhibit syncretism, not multifunctionality
Folia Linguistica, 2022Jonathan N Washington, Francis M Tyers
exaly
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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