Titlebook: Unaccusative Verbs in Romance Languages; Ian Mackenzie Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2006 Index

NEXUS

Perfect Auxiliary Selection,ve’ verb (normally descended from Latin .) and some intransitives taking a ‘be’ verb (normally related to Latin .). For convenience the letters ‘.’ and ‘.’ are used here to denote ‘have’ and ‘be’ verbs respectively.

Intractable

Past Participle Agreement,aken into consideration,. certain basic trends are readily observable across the standard languages, and it is these that have provided the essential data feeding into the participle agreement diagnostic for unaccusativity.

Traumatic-Grief

Participial Absolutes,that apparently discriminates between unaccusatives and unergatives is that in which the past participle co-occurs and agrees with a lexical subject in the same clause. The illustrations below are from Spanish and Italian:

hair-bulb

Conclusion,s of intransitive verbs, together with an overview of the various theoretical analyses that have been brought to bear. Both the empirical evidence and the associated theories have now been reviewed, and a number of common themes have emerged.

情感

uveitis

高贵领导

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refraction

Abb. 3. a Abgangsstenose des Truncus coeliacus und der A. gastrica sin. Äste des Truncus coeliacus rot. Farbröntgenbild. b Ringförmige Stenose am Stamm der A. mesenterica superior. Klinisch: Angina abdominalis. Farbröntgenbild

Confirm

Incommensurate

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