Particle verbs are heads and phrases

Jochen Zeller

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One of the most intriguing questions about particle verbs concerns the observation that they sometimes look like phrases and sometimes like heads. In this paper I suggest that particle verbs can in fact be represented by two different structures- they can appear either as com-

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