On the Time Away Construction: A Corpus-Based Approach
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In English, there are constructions in which the complements of lexical verbs are not predictable in the sentence. There are remaining issues on whether it should be treated as being idiomatic. One of these constructions is time away construction. This paper examines grammatical properties of the time-away construction on the basis of the corpus search, proposes to extend this construction, showing their similar behaviors in syntactic and semantic aspects and sees how this construction should be analysed in the framework of HPSG.
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In English, there are constructions in which the complements of lexical verbs are not predictable in the sentence. There are remaining issues on whether it should be treated as being idiomatic. One of these constructions is time away construction. This paper examines grammatical properties of the time-away construction on the basis of the corpus search, proposes to extend this construction, showing their similar behaviors in syntactic and semantic aspects and sees how this construction should be analysed in the framework of HPSG.
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