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On Transitive Phrasal Verb Construction in English-Do Discontinuous PV Constructions Show Residual OS?

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한국언어과학회 (The Korean Association Of Language Sciences)|2005.06|언어과학 (Journal of Language Sciences)|제12권 제2호|pp. 71-92

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정보구조information structure차동적구동사구분동사-불변화사 결합연속어순불연속어 순EPP-자질transitive phrasal verb (PV) constructionverb-particle combinationcontinuous orderdiscontinuous orderEPP-featureresidual object shift
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The aim of this paper is to analyze the information structure of transitive phrasal verb (PV) constructions in the VPs, the underlying order of verb-particle combinations, the internal syntactic structure of PVs and the syntactic property of PV constructions. English has the movement rule of preposing a pronominal object when it is interpreted as given thematic information in the transitive PV constructions. As PV constructions with continuous order are more frequently used and more easily meet the selectional requirement than those with discontinuous one, the former is considered to be underlying. The particle in transitive PV constructions is generally analyzed as a complement to the verb or as the part of a complex verb. Given the discontinuous order of transitive PV as a derived structure, the overt object movement which is operated on the PV's pronominal complement containing defocussed [-F]-feature in Present-day English is considered to show a residual object shift.

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