Passive Participles is a morphological construct in voice morphology that denotes a verbal form derived from a transitive verb and characterized by the expression of patient or recipient subjecthood, typically marked by specific affixation or stem alternation to signal non-agential participation in the event.
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On the Structure of Resultative Participles in English
David Embick · Linguistic Inquiry · 2004 · 780 citations
The formation of adjectival passives
Beth Levin, Malka Rappaport · Linguistic Inquiry · 1985 · 506 citations
Space Grammar, Analysability, and the English Passive
Ronald W. Langacker · Language · 1982 · 363 citations
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