보문소 that을 취하는 동사에 관한 연구
A Study on the Verbs Which Take a That-clause orzero-that Clause as their Complement
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The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal, 12(4), 229-250. In English there are various kinds of transitive verbs which take that-clause or zero-that clause as their complement. This paper deals especially what makes the verbs choose the complementizer that or zero-that in their complement. The basic conception of this paper is that “I think he is dead” and “I think that he is dead” are formed by paratactically putting together two independent sentences: “I think : he is dead” and “I think that: he is dead”. So the that-less complement is not formed by omitting the complementizer that. The purpose of this paper is to study the elements that have influences on the verbs choosing that-clause or zero-that clause as their complement and to make accurate use of the complementizer that.
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