Causative Verb Formation

Causative Verb Formation is a grammatical process in dialectal verb inflection whereby a verb is morphosyntactically modified to express the causation of an action or state, distinguishing it from basic verb forms by encoding an additional causative argument in the clause.

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    UCLouvain, Belgium

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    Raffaella Folli

    University of Ulster, United Kingdom

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    Heidi Harley

    University of Arizona, United States

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    Melissa Bowerman

    Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Netherlands

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    Florian Schäfer

    University of Stuttgart, Germany

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