Construction Grammar and Latin: The case of habeo
The aim of this paper is to extend the notion of light verbs to all the constructions in which a semantically ‘light’ verb is involved. Light verb constructions occur not only when the verb takes a noun in the accusative (V + NP[+acc]), but also when the noun is in another case (V + NP[-acc]) or is...
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| description | The aim of this paper is to extend the notion of light verbs to all the constructions in which a semantically ‘light’ verb is involved. Light verb constructions occur not only when the verb takes a noun in the accusative (V + NP[+acc]), but also when the noun is in another case (V + NP[-acc]) or is the complement of a prepositional phrase (V + PP), as well as when the verb co-occurs with an adverb (V + Adv). Indeed, all these constructions show a similar behaviour, and can be considered as a particular expression of the general construction V + X. This idea is developed taking into account habeo as a light verb. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-241bdaa7ad3c4fa0b3595a6253e9aed22023-02-09T16:31:46ZfraPresses universitaires du MidiPallas0031-03872272-76392016-11-011029910810.4000/pallas.3601Construction Grammar and Latin: The case of habeoAnna PompeiThe aim of this paper is to extend the notion of light verbs to all the constructions in which a semantically ‘light’ verb is involved. Light verb constructions occur not only when the verb takes a noun in the accusative (V + NP[+acc]), but also when the noun is in another case (V + NP[-acc]) or is the complement of a prepositional phrase (V + PP), as well as when the verb co-occurs with an adverb (V + Adv). Indeed, all these constructions show a similar behaviour, and can be considered as a particular expression of the general construction V + X. This idea is developed taking into account habeo as a light verb.http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/3601light verbssupport verbssyntactic constructionsprepositional phrasepreposition in |
| spellingShingle | Anna Pompei Construction Grammar and Latin: The case of habeo Pallas light verbs support verbs syntactic constructions prepositional phrase preposition in |
| title | Construction Grammar and Latin: The case of habeo |
| title_full | Construction Grammar and Latin: The case of habeo |
| title_fullStr | Construction Grammar and Latin: The case of habeo |
| title_full_unstemmed | Construction Grammar and Latin: The case of habeo |
| title_short | Construction Grammar and Latin: The case of habeo |
| title_sort | construction grammar and latin the case of habeo |
| topic | light verbs support verbs syntactic constructions prepositional phrase preposition in |
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