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3. NOMINAL COMPLEMENTATION AND ARGUMENT STRUCTURE 3. NOMINAL COMPLEMENTATION AND ARGUMENT STRUCTURE 3.1. Introduction The intuition in a study on nominalizations is that nouns share some of the semantic properties of their base verbs (Alexiadou 2001: 8). What is clear is that, as can be seen below, the items that co-occur with nominalizations are closely related to the range of items that co-occur with their base verbs. Grimshaw (1990: 46-47) proposes that the only restriction is the impossibility for nominalizations to take bare NPs as their complements. a. CP complement (37) a. The physicists claimed that the earth is round. b. The physicists’ claim that the earth is round b. Infinitival complementation (38) a. They attempted to leave. b. Their attempt to leave c. Locative PP complement (39) a. The train arrived at the station. b. The train’s arrival at the station No doubt this statement holds for derived nominalizations proper. However, as explained in Chapter 1, my definition of nominalization is wider than Grimshaw’s, and includes verbal gerunds as (40), which do allow NP complements. (40) John’s criticizing the book This chapter intends to provide a detailed account of the main views on nominal complementation and argument structure, paying special attention to the kind of dependents that can appear with nominalizations. The intention is to compare what has been said in the previous literature on the topic with the results obtained later in the corpus study. But before going deeper into the analysis, it must be noted that, despite the common assumption about the possibility of comparing the arguments in nominalizations with those 57
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UNIVERSIDADE DE SANTIAGO DE COMPOST
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6. FINDINGS combines two NPs identi
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6. FINDINGS alien bodies from wound
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6. FINDINGS sense that speakers eas
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6. FINDINGS accomplishment, passage
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6. FINDINGS 85 times (78.7%), while
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6. FINDINGS Phrases having a nomina
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6. FINDINGS (190) (...) and thus yo
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6. FINDINGS that the latter do not
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6. FINDINGS Romance nominalizations
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6. FINDINGS nominalizations in the
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REFERENCES Declerck, Renaat. 1991.
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REFERENCES Goldberg, Adele E. 1995.
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REFERENCES Mäkinen, Martti. 2006.
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APPENDIX Example (...) but it’s r
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APPENDIX performance, execution. Cf
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APPENDIX Tokens 1 Nominalization Ad
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APPENDIX work, which at first ought
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APPENDIX Example All dolour maketh
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APPENDIX appearance of tumor or eui
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APPENDIX Definition Earliest attest
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APPENDIX the iawes, (...). Lowe, Ar
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APPENDIX Base < French bandage, < b
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APPENDIX and stuft up with those st
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APPENDIX Definition OED Boring n. T
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APPENDIX Base Definition Bring up (
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APPENDIX Earliest attestation Examp
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APPENDIX Nominalization Cleansing B
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APPENDIX Nominalization Cohesion Ba
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APPENDIX Tokens Nominalization Base
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APPENDIX Example Tokens Now 'tis th
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APPENDIX Earliest attestation a1300
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APPENDIX Nominalization Confirmatio
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APPENDIX Nominalization Consolation
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APPENDIX of contagion. Sennert, Pra
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APPENDIX Base Converse (v) Definiti
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APPENDIX Tokens Corrupting their Fu
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APPENDIX Example Tokens Againe the
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APPENDIX declaration of enfection t
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APPENDIX exactly what a thing is, o
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APPENDIX of greife commeth either o
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APPENDIX Nominalization Destruction
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APPENDIX Example And here note, tha
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APPENDIX Example Tokens Your syrup
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APPENDIX Record, Geometrie. Tokens
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APPENDIX Nominalization Dissipation
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APPENDIX Nominalization Dropping Ba
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APPENDIX Nominalization Effection B
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APPENDIX Nominalization Base Defini
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APPENDIX Definition OED Endangering
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APPENDIX Nominalization Entrance Ba
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APPENDIX Nominalization Evacuation
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APPENDIX Base < Latin excrēscentia
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APPENDIX participle of experīrī (
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APPENDIX not neede to make more exp
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APPENDIX Tokens 1 Nominalization Ex
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APPENDIX [^p.14^] and exculceration
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APPENDIX Base < Latin fermentātiō
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APPENDIX Definition OED Flexion n.
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APPENDIX Earliest attestation c1450
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APPENDIX Definition OED Friction n.
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APPENDIX Tokens Nominalization Base
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APPENDIX Tokens 1 Nominalization Ha
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APPENDIX Tokens success. Cockburn,
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APPENDIX person or thing) as unwort
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APPENDIX impregnate the liquid with
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APPENDIX degrees or subtle means. E
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APPENDIX Example (...) but herein t
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APPENDIX inwarde it sleeth a man. A
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APPENDIX Tokens 7 Nominalization Me
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APPENDIX they could not but agree i
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APPENDIX Nominalization Mollificati
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APPENDIX Christianorum: (...). Clow
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APPENDIX humours, so of melancholie
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APPENDIX Tokens sweate) it stirreth
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APPENDIX Base < Middle French, Fren
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APPENDIX preserving the original st
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APPENDIX Earliest attestation a1382
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APPENDIX Earliest attestation c1384
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APPENDIX -iō (-ation) Definition O
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APPENDIX whych with Agricola, I say
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APPENDIX Putrefying n., in same sen
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APPENDIX Tokens 1 (verbal gerund) N
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APPENDIX Definition OED Regaining n
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APPENDIX Tokens has been mention'd
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APPENDIX conveyance of the animal s
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APPENDIX restoration of the body to
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APPENDIX bieng chaf’d or heated,
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APPENDIX Tokens 3 Nominalization Ro
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APPENDIX those People who had occas
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APPENDIX Earliest attestation 1426-
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APPENDIX Tokens 1 (verbal gerund) N
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APPENDIX Earliest attestation 1390
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APPENDIX oftentimes extinguished: (
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APPENDIX Nominalization Sufferance
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APPENDIX Nominalization Suppuration
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APPENDIX Nominalization Swelling Ba
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APPENDIX Nominalization Temperance
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APPENDIX cultivating land so as to
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APPENDIX of this (in various senses
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APPENDIX Base < medieval or modern
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APPENDIX something; the absence or
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APPENDIX Definition OED Welcoming n
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APPENDIX Example They whiche haue t
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RESUMEN EN ESPAÑOL por Chosmky (19
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RESUMEN EN ESPAÑOL por la Royal So
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RESUMEN EN ESPAÑOL determinantes,
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RESUMEN EN ESPAÑOL de su uso en lo
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