- non-finite
forms generally correspond to: (Impersonal)
infinitive (
infinitivo, or
infinitivo impessoal):
equivalent to
English "to do". Past
participle (particípio...
-
Imperativus pro
infinitivo (IPI) is a
syntactic feature in
which a
verbal form
superficially resembling the
imperative mood is realized,
instead of the...
-
therefore translated as ich darf nicht. Like Latin, an
accusativus ****
infinitivo (ACI)
construction is possible. The ACI is
formed by
placing a bare infinitive...
- In grammar,
accusative and
infinitive (also
Accusativus ****
infinitivo or
accusative plus infinitive,
frequently abbreviated ACI or A+I) is the name for...
-
framework although the
phenomenon is
closely related to the
accusativus ****
infinitivo constructions of Latin. ECM-constructions are also
studied within the...
- East
Frisian Low
Saxon Frisia Frisian Islands Frisians Imperativus pro
infinitivo Laurie Bauer, 2007, The
Linguistics Student’s Handbook,
Edinburgh "Frisian"...
-
phenomena of raising-to-object,
exceptional case-marking,
accusativus ****
infinitivo, and
object control. The two main
analyses of
small clauses originate...
- dans le français ivoirien/La locución
verbal francesa n'avoir qu'à +
infinitivo en el francés marfileño" [The
verbal phrase to have only with + infinitive...
-
subordinate clause introduced by a
conjunction instead of
accusativus ****
infinitivo in 76 cases,
while applied participle structures in 99 instances. They...
- is
sometimes called (in
Latin terminology)
dativus ****
infinitivo or
genitivus ****
infinitivo (dative with the
infinitive or
genitive with the infinitive...
