A note on ‘Raising to Object’ in small clauses and full clauses
A note on ‘Raising to Object’ in small clauses and full clauses
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关于小条款和完整条款中“提出反对”的注释
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10.1007/s10831-010-9062-z
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2010
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Howard Lasnik
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Sungshim Hong;Howard Lasnik
This paper argues that both Korean and English have “Raising to Object” in ECM constructions and that in both languages the raising is obligatory out of small clauses and optional out of full clauses. Abstractly, the two languages are quite similar in this regard. However, there remain obvious differences between the two languages: In Korean, but not English, raising is possible out of a finite clause; in English, but not Korean, accusative Case marking can take place without raising. We suggest that these differences follow from the nature of the Case properties of Infl in the two languages, apparently a relatively simple parameter.
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