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On Repetitive Interpretation of the English Progressive
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Verbs and (sub)Event Structure: A Case Study from Italian ∗
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Event Structure of Verbal Nouns and Light Verbs* پا چ ر د باتک
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In this paper, we show that light verbs (LV), lacking fully specified argument structure, fall into three aspectual classes: atelic, telic and stative LVs. It is also illustrated that although accomplishments include an activity, a culmination point and a resulting state, each of the Persian LV classes contains only one of these aspectual sub-events. Each class of LVs can only be identified with a sub-event in Lexical Conceptual Structure of a pre-verb identical to its own sub-event. As a result of this event identification, LVCs are formed in which LVs function as case-markers, case-marking the arguments of the LVCs differently. While atelic LVs can assign accusative case, Telic and Stative LV classes cannot assign accusative case. Claiming that LVs are Aspetual heads (Borer 1994), we attempt to show that there is a relationship between event structure and syntactic derivations.
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and Event Structure
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1 Argument Structure Binding and Event ominal Polysemy
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Sense and Meaning Facets in Verbal Semantics:
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Constructional Sources of Implicit Agents in Sentence Comprehension
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PREPOSITIONS AND RESULTS IN ITALIAN AND ENGLISH: AN ANALYSIS FROM EVENT DECOMPOSITION
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Employing Morphological Structures and Sememes for Chinese Event Extraction
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Dynamic Event Structure and Habitat Theory
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Argument structure in TimeML
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