On the Differences between the Double Object Construction and the Dative Construction
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The Double Object Construction and the Dative Construction roughly form a paraphrase relation, but there are so many interesting syntactic and semantic differences between them. This paper proposes that their differences follow from the Binarity Principle and the Principle of Co-arguments if both objects of the DOC are arguments, whereas the dative phrase of the DC is not an argument but an adjunct.
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The Double Object Construction and the Dative Construction roughly form a paraphrase relation, but there are so many interesting syntactic and semantic differences between them. This paper proposes that their differences follow from the Binarity Principle and the Principle of Co-arguments if both objects of the DOC are arguments, whereas the dative phrase of the DC is not an argument but an adjunct.
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