- In grammar, a
ditransitive (or bitransitive) verb is a
transitive verb
whose contextual use
corresponds to a
subject and two
objects which refer to a theme...
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usually four
basic types are distinguished: intransitives, transitives,
ditransitives and
double transitive verbs. Some
verbs have
special grammatical uses...
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tests with
ditransitive verbs that
confirm c-command also
confirm the
presence of
underlying or
invisible causative verbs. In
ditransitive verbs such...
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direct object and an
indirect object, are
ditransitive, or less
commonly bitransitive. An
example of a
ditransitive verb in
English is the verb to give, which...
- Ainu (アイヌ イタㇰ, aynu itak), or more
precisely Hokkaido Ainu (****anese: 北海道アイヌ語), is a
language spoken by a few
elderly members of the Ainu
people on the...
- (monovalent/monadic) he
sleeps transitive (divalent/dyadic) he
kicks the ball
ditransitive and complex-transitive (trivalent/triadic) he gave her a book and they...
- a
third person singular masculine pronoun:
Indirect objects (IO) of
ditransitive verbs can be
placed either as the
first object in a
double object construction...
- A
secundative language is a
language in
which the
recipients of
ditransitive verbs (which
takes a
subject and two objects: a
theme and a recipient) are...
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predicative expression that
follows a
direct object of an
attributive ditransitive verb or
resultative verb and that
complements the
direct object of the...
- well as the patient, can be
omitted if they are
clear from the context.
Ditransitive verbs are
verbs that
require 3 arguments: a
subject (or agent), a direct...
