Titlebook: Changes in Complementation in British and American English; Corpus-Based Studies Juhani Rudanko Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

Afflict

Changes in Complementation in British and American English978-0-230-30519-9Series ISSN 2637-6814 Series E-ISSN 2634-5234

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INERT

Locating Sources of Resistance,Consider sentence (1):.In (1), the matrix verb is ., and it selects three arguments. The first is the subject of the matrix clause, the NP ., the second the direct object, the NP ., and the third the prepositional complement .. The pattern of (1) is here called the transitive . pattern.

neutral-posture

Inheritance of Arthropod Resistance,Chapter 2 examined basic properties of the transitive . pattern from the perspective of the past 100 years, on the basis of four relatively small corpora. This chapter draws on much larger corpora of current English than Chapter 2 did in order further to probe the productivity of the pattern in current English.

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Inheritance of Arthropod Resistance,As was observed in Chapters 2 and 3, numerous verbs of flavored causation select the transitive . pattern in present-day English, and as further observed, the pattern can be found in usages that are not yet included in works of reference, and indeed in usages that are unlikely ever to be included in works of reference.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3702-3Consider sentence (1):.Sentence (1) illustrates a pattern of verb complementation: the matrix verb . selects three arguments, a subject NP, realized by ., a direct object NP, realized by ., and a prepositional phrase, realized by . The latter two constituents are the complements of . in the sentence.

glowing

Inheritance of Arthropod Resistance,There are a number of central structural types of sentential complements in English. They include . infinitive and what may be called . complements. These are initially illustrated by (1) and (2), respectively (from the Bank of English Corpus)..Both . infinitive and . complements may be selected by adjectival heads, as is shown by (1–2).

pulmonary-edema

On a Class of Resultatives in Recent English,Consider sentence (1):.In (1), the matrix verb is ., and it selects three arguments. The first is the subject of the matrix clause, the NP ., the second the direct object, the NP ., and the third the prepositional complement .. The pattern of (1) is here called the transitive . pattern.

无能力之人

Innovative Resultatives in British and American English,Chapter 2 examined basic properties of the transitive . pattern from the perspective of the past 100 years, on the basis of four relatively small corpora. This chapter draws on much larger corpora of current English than Chapter 2 did in order further to probe the productivity of the pattern in current English.

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Emergent Alternation in Complement Selection: The Spread of the Transitive , Construction to Verbs As was observed in Chapters 2 and 3, numerous verbs of flavored causation select the transitive . pattern in present-day English, and as further observed, the pattern can be found in usages that are not yet included in works of reference, and indeed in usages that are unlikely ever to be included in works of reference.