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Croft (1991: 67)ReferenceModificationPredicationObjectsunmarked nounsgenitive,adjectivalisations,PPs on nounspredicate nominals,copulasPropertiesdeadjectival nounsunmarkedadjectivesPredicate adjectives,copulasActionsaction nominals,complements,infinitives, gerundsparticiples, relativeclausesunmarked verbs
The universal-typological theory of parts of speech embraces constructions withand without function-indicating morphosyntax. Function-indicating morphosyntaxovertly encodes the functions of reference, predication and modification forvarious classes of lexical items. As such, function-indicating morphosyntax fallsunder the structural coding criterion of the theory of typological markedness. Thetheory of typological markedness […] is a general theory of the relationshipbetween form and meaning across languages
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