Nonevent -er nominals: a probe into argument structure

Beth Levin · Malka Rappaport Hovav

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L'auteur montre certains deverbaux en -er en anglais conservent la structure argumentale du verbe dont ils sont derives, et distingue semantiquement ces deux types de deverbaux

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