Unaccusative Verbs
Unaccusative Verbs is a syntactic and semantic verb class within argument structure wherein the sole argument of the verb, though semantically a patient or theme, occupies the subject position and lacks an external agent, distinguishing it from unergative and transitive verbs by its failure to assign a thematic role to the subject from an underlying object position.
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Gradients in Auxiliary Selection with Intransitive Verbs
Antonella Sorace · Language · 2000 · 858 citations
Adriana Belletti · Use Siena air (University of Siena) · 1988 · 361 citations
A large-scale classification of English verbs
Karin Kipper, Anna Korhonen, Neville Ryant et al. · Computers and the Humanities · 2007 · 335 citations
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University of Edinburgh
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