Towards a structural typology of verb classes

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Abstract

2. Prototypical transitive verbs are in the center of a grammar 3. Intransitive Verbs reflect sematic classes 3.1 Two or four classes of intransitive verbs? 3.2 The relationship between intransitives and transitives

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