As-simultaneity Clauses as Complements of Perception Verbs: The Case of Watch.

The author argues that the analysis of complementation patterns of perception verbs should also take into account cases which have so far been ignored. He asserts that the non-finite pattern does not exhaust the complementation types found with perception verbs. He stresses that the approach of M. H...

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Publicado en:Textus Vol. 23; no. 3; pp. 581 - 601
Autor principal: Broccias, Cristiano
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Publicado: Carocci Editore 2010
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