The grammar of ‘non-realization’¶
Kuteva, T., Aarts, B., Popova, G., & Abbi, A. (2019). The grammar of ‘non-realization’. Studies in Language, 850-895.
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- Kuteva and colleagues distinguish related apprehensional, avertive, frustrated-initiation, frustrated-completion and inconsequential categories rather than collapsing all non-realization into one truth condition.
This sourceOriginal comparative article; distinguishes apprehensional, avertive, frustrated initiation, frustrated completion and inconsequential categories. Used for boundary rather than to overwrite the attested Carol–Salanova constructions.
- Kuteva and colleagues distinguish related apprehensional, avertive, frustrated-initiation, frustrated-completion and inconsequential categories rather than collapsing all non-realization into one truth condition.
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