Wiz: In a small cabin in the forest lived a witch named. Wiz: And it's our job to analyze their weapons, armor, and skills to find out who would win. Wiz: And Peashooter, the zombie-killing plant of Plants vs. Wiz: The invention of the mobile phone was a revolution, it was unreal to see such a small machine be able to process such things such as calenders, clocks, news, the internet.īoomstick: And of course, video games, and of course, all video games have to have a mascot, like GingerBrave, the quick-footed face of the Cookie Run franchise. Zombies! Which one of these two mobile mascots would be victorious in a fight to the death? Interlude In addition, it extends to the analysis of other phenomena, such as adposition stranding.Cookie Run vs. An important consequence of the new analysis is that it not only deals with genuine verb clusters, but also accounts for ambiguous constructions. It is demonstrated that this analysis deals more adequately with verb clusters than previous HPSG approaches.
Based on the results of the corpus study, a novel analysis of verb clusters is proposed in the framework of Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG).
Special attention goes out to constructions containing te-infinitives, as it is not always trivial to decide whether they are part of the verb cluster or not. The observations from the treebanks with regard to the set of clustering verbs, the word order variation in verb clusters, and the instances of cluster interruption are compared to the literature. For the corpus study, syntactically annotated corpora or treebanks are used, since they allow for the empirical investigation of Dutch syntax beyond the lexical level. Furthermore, this dissertation investigates how a corpus-based study can shed new light on the current syntactic theories with respect to cluster formation. It discusses phenomena that are typically related to cluster formation, such as Infinitivus Pro Participio, word order variation, and the interruption of clusters by non-verbal material. This dissertation presents the most influential analyses of verb clusters in descriptive and generative syntax (transformational as well as monostratal). constructions in which multiple verbs group together. Dutch is well-known for its verb clusters, i.e.
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