Argument Alternation is a linguistic phenomenon whereby the syntactic realization of an argument structure is systematically varied through morphosyntactic operations, resulting in different surface forms while preserving core semantic roles.
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Surface generalizations: An alternative to alternations
Cognitive Linguistics · 2002 · 488 citations
Cause and the structure of verbs
Dieter Wunderlich · Linguistic Inquiry · 1997 · 476 citations
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