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On the Passive-Causative Ambiguity

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This paper investigates the origin of the causative-passive ambiguity. Based on the homophonous nature between causative morphology and passive morphology, there have been claims that the causative-passive ambiguity is pragmatic rather than syntactic. The current research, however, reveals that the distinction between a causative and a passive interpretation is purely syntactic.

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This paper investigates the origin of the causative-passive ambiguity. Based on the homophonous nature between causative morphology and passive morphology, there have been claims that the causative-passive ambiguity is pragmatic rather than syntactic. The current research, however, reveals that the distinction between a causative and a passive interpretation is purely syntactic.

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