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Cognitive representations of predicates and the use of past tenses in French: a developmental approach

1997

Two experiments examine how French 10-year-old children and adults relate past tenses to the semantic properties of predicate types in writing. Experiment 1 involved two tasks: graphically coding two predicate dimensions (durativity and resultativity), a task designed to assess cognitive representations of these predicates; and selecting past tenses in sentences which included previously evaluated verbs. Results show that (a) 10-year-olds and adults have comparable representations of durativity, but different ones for resultativity, (b) the adults associate process charac teristics and past tenses, but 10-year-olds do not. In Experiment 2, subjects only had to code graphically two dimensio…

060201 languages & linguisticsLinguistics and LanguageVerbSemantic property06 humanities and the artsPredicate (grammar)Past tenseLinguisticsLanguage and LinguisticsEducationPassé composéPluperfect030507 speech-language pathology & audiology03 medical and health sciences0602 languages and literatureInfinitiveImperfectPsychology0305 other medical scienceFirst Language
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Latin Object and Subject Infinitive Clauses

2012

The paper is devoted to the theoretical and descriptive problems caused by Latin accusative with infinitive constructions. Latin infinitives can have an accusative subject also in constructions in which neither of the two conditions of accusative licensing by the matrix verb is satisfied: the matrix verb is intransitive, or the infinitive phrase is in subject or adjunct position, and furthermore, there is evidence of the infinitival clause also projhecting a CP - even if no visible complementizer is present. In Latin, the infinitive phrase is often coindexed with a third demonstrative pronoun, which allows the hypothesis that the infinitival CP (similar to an object that-clause) is base-gen…

Generative linguisticsComputer sciencebusiness.industrySubject (grammar)Object (grammar)Infinitiveinfinitive clauses subject in the accusative Latin languageArtificial intelligencecomputer.software_genrebusinesscomputerNatural language processingLinguistics
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Pragmatiniai predikatinių bendraties konstrukcijų aspektai latvių kalboje

2020

Šio straipsnio tikslas – ištirti pragmatinius predikatinės bendraties konstrukcijos latvių kalboje aspektus ir įrodyti, kad šios konstrukcijos turi specifinius pragmatinius ženklus. Priešingai nei tokie pragmatiniai ženklai kaip dalelytės, jungtukai, prieveiksmiai ar prozodija, predikatinės bendraties konstrukcijos latvių kalboje pragmatiškai funkcionuoja kaip atskiras vienetas, t. y., struktūrinis funkcionalumas kyla iš sąsajos, o ne iš atskirų leksinių ar gramatinių elementų. Šios konstrukcijos latvių kalboje žymi marginalinį modalumą, o jų vartojimas yra susijęs su neutraliais, pažymėtais kalbos registrais. Taigi straipsnyje pagrindinis dėmesys skiriamas modalinėms ir laikinoms reikšmėms…

Linguistics and LanguageArcheologyCopula (linguistics)Dative caseŽiniasklaida / MediaPredicative constructionEducationLatvių kalba / Latvian languageLietuva (Lithuania)JungtisBendratisNaudininkasPredicative expressionProsodyInfinitivePolarityŽodžių kaityba / InflectionDativePredikatinė konstrukcijaModalityModalumasLatvianPoliariškumaslanguage.human_languageLinguisticsModalCopulalanguageInfinitiveText typesPsychologyLaikasStudies About Languages
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L'auxiliation en Italien

1997

This article is based on the results of a study dealing with the various classes of Italian verbs (modals, aspectuels, verbs of movement, progressives, avere da + infinitive) that attract the clitic pronouns from their base position. Their "climbing" is accounted for by excluding any sentence boundary in the domain of the clitic movement. Since this is exactly the traditional structure of the verb-auxiliary relationship, the following hypothesis is made: the verb phrases of a single sentence comprise, in addition to the main verb, an indefinite number of complementary verbs (the ones listed above plus the temporal/aspectual and passive auxiliaries). As a result, their distribution becomes u…

Linguistics and LanguageInterpretation (logic)Phrasebusiness.industryEnglish grammarVerbModal verbcomputer.software_genreLinguisticsCliticInfinitiveArtificial intelligencebusinesscomputerSentenceNatural language processingMathematicsLingvisticæ Investigationes. International Journal of Linguistics and Language Resources
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The effects of narrative context on French verbal inflections: A developmental perspective

1993

This experiment examines how narrative context affects French subjects' selection of past imperfective (imparfait) vs. perfective inflections with different predicate types. Adults and 10-year-old children were asked to inflect verbs presented in their written infinitive form in two conditions: (a) in isolated sentences; (b) embedded in the beginning, middle, or end of narratives. Regardless of conditions, the adults rarely used theimparfait with punctual resultative predicates. In both conditions, the frequency ofimparfait was high with durative predicates, particularly with aresultative ones, but it varied with position in the narratives, being highest at the beginning and lowest at the e…

Linguistics and LanguagePerfective aspectExperimental and Cognitive PsychologyVerbLanguage and LinguisticsPsycholinguisticsPredicate (grammar)LinguisticsLanguage developmentResultativeNarrativeInfinitivePsychologyGeneral PsychologyJournal of Psycholinguistic Research
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De l’infinitive de perception dans la pratique traductologique

2019

Nous prenons pour objet d’etude l’Infinitive de Compte rendu de Perception (ICP), cette construction infinitive qui, regie par un verbe de perception comme "voir", "regarder", "entendre", "ecouter" ou "sentir", se compose a la fois d’un syntagme nominal et d’un verbe a l’infinitif completifs ("j’entends "les oiseaux" "chanter""). Le cadre dans lequel nous nous interesserons ici a l’ICP est celui de la traduction, en l’occurrence du francais vers le polonais. Cette structure, si commune en francais, n’existant pas en polonais, en effet, la langue slave ne compte pas moins de huit traductions differentes effectives (c’est-a-dire observables dans les corpus), dont la plus frequente s’avere la …

Linguistics and LanguagetraductologyLiterature and Literary Theoryeugeniusz ucherek (univeristy of wrocław poland)PhilosophytranslationP1-1091verbs of perceptionLanguage and Linguisticsinfinitive subordinate clauselinguistic constraintsPC1-5498method of contrastive analysis (french-polish)Philology. LinguisticsHumanitiesRomanic languagesStudia Romanica Posnaniensia
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Letter to the Editor: use of some inappropriate terms in Spanish in Oral Medicine and Pathology

2016

Dear Editor: According to the Dictionary of the Spanish Language of the Royal Spanish Academy (DLERAE) (1) anglicism refers to those words or terms of English language that are used in another. The Spanish language has acquired and uses numerous anglicisms, especially for words that have no option to be translated into Spanish, such as those absent in this language like internet, wifi, whisky, etc. In Medicine a lot of anglicisms are inevitably used today in the medical language, such as: stress, test, distress, gold standard, score, shunt, level, etc. Dentistry also commonly uses many anglicisms, such as forceps, bonding, inlays, composite, etc. that would be justified in most cases due to…

Pathologymedicine.medical_specialtyLetterLetter to the editormedia_common.quotation_subjectOral MedicineAnglicismVerbOdontologíaTemptation03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineTerminology as TopicmedicineEnglish verbsGeneral DentistryLanguagemedia_commonOral Medicine and PathologyUnified Medical Language System030206 dentistry:CIENCIAS MÉDICAS [UNESCO]Ciencias de la saludDistressOtorhinolaryngologyUNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICASSurgeryInfinitivePsychology
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The grammaticalization and pragmaticalization of cleft constructions in Present-Day English

2012

The present paper examines the development of the variation between a marked and an unmarked infinitival complement clause in three types of cleft constructions in 20th century English. Data from corpora of written and spoken British (BrE) and American English (AmE) evidence a significantly divergent development of these clefts types in speaking when compared to writing. The written corpora show a steady increase in the frequency of clefts, and a decrease of the to-infinitive paired with an increase of the bare infinitive, thus a reversal of preferences in both varieties in all three types of clefts. This erosion of to as an (optional) grammatical marker leads to a higher degree of syntacti…

PhraseComputer sciencebusiness.industryAmerican EnglishTopic markercomputer.software_genreGrammaticalizationLinguisticsFocus (linguistics)Variation (linguistics)InfinitiveArtificial intelligenceComplement (linguistics)businesscomputerNatural language processing
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Ricostruire la diacronia della sintassi ladino-dolomitica con l'aiuto di Joppi. Il caso dei costrutti percettivi

2016

L'articolo discute la duplice variazione che riguarda i costrutti percettivi delle varietà ladine: da un lato l'uso di due forme verbali diverse (gerundi e infiniti preposizionali), e dall'altro le differenze tra questi costrutti in ladino e nelle varietà iberoromanze. Sulla base dei dati tratti principalmente dalla raccolta di testi friuliani di Vincenzo Joppi (1878), si mostrerà come le peculiarità dei costrutti percettivi ladini siano dovute al loro carattere conservativo, ma anche a un'innovazione interna al ladino. This article suggests that a diachronic analysis of a specific syntactic phenomenon in Romance allows us to formulate hypotheses that can be extended to those varieties that…

Rhaeto-RomanceFriulianLadinSettore L-FIL-LET/09 - Filologia E Linguistica Romanzainfinitivediachronic syntaxperception verbsgerundSettore L-LIN/01 - Glottologia E Linguistica
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La finalidad y el infinitivo preposicional del español: rasgos heredados desde la construcción final en el infinitivo actual.

2020

En el español actual, existen diferentes ejemplos de infinitivos introducidos por una preposición aparentemente superflua: el infinitivo puede aparecer precedido por la preposición de (Le dijo de ir), por la preposición a (Lo mandó a callar) y por la preposición para (Le dijo para ir de inmediato). El objetivo de este trabajo es demostrar que la presencia de esta preposición está íntimamente ligado al valor final originario del infinitivo y que este origen tendría consecuencias tanto en la sintaxis actual de los verbos exhortativos y volitivos como en el aspecto léxico y gramatical que puede presentar el infinitivo, dependiendo del contexto sintáctico. A partir de la historia de la lengua, …

SemànticaLinguistics and LanguageLiterature and Literary TheoryPhilosophyLlenguatge i llengües GramàtiquesInfinitiveContext (language use)Value (semiotics)Grammatical aspectHumanitiesSyntaxLanguage and LinguisticsCiència Ensenyament
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