Three Types of Accusative-Marked Causee or Goal
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The accusative case particle lul on the nominal in the verbal complement position in Korean can be spread onto the associate NP, not affecting the grammaticality at all. There are three types of the multiple accusative construction (MAC). One is an inalienable possession-type MAC, another is quantifier-float type MAC, and the other is macro-micro MAC. There are also three types of the accusative-marked causee or goal (ACG). One is a morphological causative type ACG, another is a periphrastic causative type ACG, and the other is a benefactive suffix type ACG. In such constructions the VP is selected by the causative and/or benefactive v, which hosts the specified accusative-marked possessor in its outer spec. The accusative case particle may be attached to the causee or goal only when [+CAUSE] or [+BEN] is on v. The accusative-marked causee or goal undergoes movement from the VP-adjoined position to the spec of v to be structural case-checked against v and assigned specificity by the EPP (i.e., edge feature) on v. MAC may appear with three types of ACG whose accusative case particle is spread only when [+CAUSE] or [+BEN] is on v.
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The accusative case particle lul on the nominal in the verbal complement position in Korean can be spread onto the associate NP, not affecting the grammaticality at all. There are three types of the multiple accusative construction (MAC). One is an inalienable possession-type MAC, another is quantifier-float type MAC, and the other is macro-micro MAC. There are also three types of the accusative-marked causee or goal (ACG). One is a morphological causative type ACG, another is a periphrastic causative type ACG, and the other is a benefactive suffix type ACG. In such constructions the VP is selected by the causative and/or benefactive v, which hosts the specified accusative-marked possessor in its outer spec. The accusative case particle may be attached to the causee or goal only when [+CAUSE] or [+BEN] is on v. The accusative-marked causee or goal undergoes movement from the VP-adjoined position to the spec of v to be structural case-checked against v and assigned specificity by the EPP (i.e., edge feature) on v. MAC may appear with three types of ACG whose accusative case particle is spread only when [+CAUSE] or [+BEN] is on v.
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