Drift and the development of sentential complements in British and American English from 1700 to the present day
Drift and the development of sentential complements in British and American English from 1700 to the present day
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1700 年至今英式英语和美式英语句子补语的漂移和发展
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2007
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Teresa Fanego
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Teresa Fanego
Sentential complementation, i.e. the situation that arises when a subordinate clause functions as an argument with respect to a governing element or head, as in “I think that it is a good idea” or “To refuse her request would be unthinkable”, has been a prolific area of research for many years among English historical linguists; see, among others, Warner (1982), Fischer (1988, 1989, 1995), Fanego (1990, 1992, 1996a/b/c, 1997, 2004a/b, 2006), Rohdenburg (1995, 1996, 2006), Los (1998, 2005), Rudanko (1998, 1999, 2000), Miller (2002), Wagner (2002), Vosberg (2003a/b, 2004) or, more recently, De Smet (2004, 2005) and De Smet/Cuykens (2005). Many of these studies have focused on Old, Middle and Early Modern English, while comparatively little work has been done on Late Modern and Presentday English, the main exceptions being some of the publications by