Add to ORKGVerb sequences - or multi-verb constructions-in their various guises are a promi?nent feature of many Transeurasian languages, spanning Turkic, Mongolic, Tungus?ic, Japonic, and Koreanic families (as defined by Robbeets, this volume, and Johan?son & Robbeets 2009). The status of verb sequences varies. A verb-verb sequence may form two predicates and thus represent two clauses. Or it can be monoclausal, forming one predicate and describing what can be conceived as a single happening. Multiclausal sequences can be distinguished from monoclausal ones based on a variety of tests, including accentual properties
This volume brings together a collection of twenty contributions which offer a diversity of methodol...
Abstract: This paper aims to study the morphosyntax of verb sequences in Kanakanavu, a Formosan lang...
While much research has already been done on complex verbs for individual languages, and some resear...
Verb sequences - or multi-verb constructions-in their various guises are a prominent feature of man...
In many languages of the world, several verbs combine to form a single predicate of one clause. Thes...
This volume of new work explores the forms and functions of serial verbs. The introduction sets out ...
This volume of new work explores the nature of verb serialisation in a range of languages from the P...
In Southeast Asian and West African linguistics, clauses containing multiple chained verbs are typic...
In many languages of the world, a sequence of several verbs act together as one unit. These sequence...
Constructions with multiple verbal elements have posed a long-standing challenge to linguistic analy...
The availability of large language corpora and their electronic processing has challenged the notion...
Constructions with multiple verbal elements have posed a long-standing challenge to linguistic analy...
One of the most complex topics in the study of the indigenous languages of the Americas, and indeed ...
Serial verb constructions (SVCs) are multiple verbs forming a single predicate in a single clause (A...
A growing number of researchers see word sequences following Sinclair’s idiom principle (1991:110) a...
This volume brings together a collection of twenty contributions which offer a diversity of methodol...
Abstract: This paper aims to study the morphosyntax of verb sequences in Kanakanavu, a Formosan lang...
While much research has already been done on complex verbs for individual languages, and some resear...
Verb sequences - or multi-verb constructions-in their various guises are a prominent feature of man...
In many languages of the world, several verbs combine to form a single predicate of one clause. Thes...
This volume of new work explores the forms and functions of serial verbs. The introduction sets out ...
This volume of new work explores the nature of verb serialisation in a range of languages from the P...
In Southeast Asian and West African linguistics, clauses containing multiple chained verbs are typic...
In many languages of the world, a sequence of several verbs act together as one unit. These sequence...
Constructions with multiple verbal elements have posed a long-standing challenge to linguistic analy...
The availability of large language corpora and their electronic processing has challenged the notion...
Constructions with multiple verbal elements have posed a long-standing challenge to linguistic analy...
One of the most complex topics in the study of the indigenous languages of the Americas, and indeed ...
Serial verb constructions (SVCs) are multiple verbs forming a single predicate in a single clause (A...
A growing number of researchers see word sequences following Sinclair’s idiom principle (1991:110) a...
This volume brings together a collection of twenty contributions which offer a diversity of methodol...
Abstract: This paper aims to study the morphosyntax of verb sequences in Kanakanavu, a Formosan lang...
While much research has already been done on complex verbs for individual languages, and some resear...