Abstract
Acknowledgments 1: Introduction 2: The Interaction between Verbs and Constructions 3: Relations among Constructions 4: On Linking 5: Partial Productivity 6: The English Ditransitive Construction 7: The English Caused-Motion Construction 8: The English Resultative Construction 9: The Way Construction 10: Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index
Keywords
Construction grammarResultativeLinguisticsArgument (complex analysis)Index (typography)English grammarGrammarComputer scienceProductivityMathematicsVerbPhilosophyProgramming languageEconomics
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Adele Ε. Goldberg
(1995).
Constructions: A Construction Grammar Approach to Argument Structure.
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