동사-불변화사 결합력에 관한 연구: 코퍼스 분석을 중심으로
A Study on Verb-Particle Combination Power: A Corpus-based Analysis
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The first purpose of this paper is to investigate the combination forms of verbs and particles as they appear in phrasal verbs based on the BNC (British National Corpus) and to determine which verbs and particles are used frequently in such a combination. The aim is to find out which verbs combine more frequently with particles to produce phrasal verbs and, conversely, which particles combine more frequently with verbs to do the same. The second purpose is to identify how many inserted words are allowed in phrasal verbs by counting the number of words inserted between a verb and a particle that make up a phrasal verb. In phrasal verbs with idiomatic meanings, inserted words between a verb and a particle are very restricted. The number of inserted words can be used as a measure for inferring whether the preposition is used as a phrasal verb or not. This study shows that verbs and particles that are used idiomatically as in phrasal verbs have a limited number of inserted words between them and that the number of inserted words can be measured.
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The first purpose of this paper is to investigate the combination forms of verbs and particles as they appear in phrasal verbs based on the BNC (British National Corpus) and to determine which verbs and particles are used frequently in such a combination. The aim is to find out which verbs combine more frequently with particles to produce phrasal verbs and, conversely, which particles combine more frequently with verbs to do the same. The second purpose is to identify how many inserted words are allowed in phrasal verbs by counting the number of words inserted between a verb and a particle that make up a phrasal verb. In phrasal verbs with idiomatic meanings, inserted words between a verb and a particle are very restricted. The number of inserted words can be used as a measure for inferring whether the preposition is used as a phrasal verb or not. This study shows that verbs and particles that are used idiomatically as in phrasal verbs have a limited number of inserted words between them and that the number of inserted words can be measured.
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