causative alternation造句

例句与造句

1. For more information on alternating unaccusatives see causative alternation.
2. Most unaccusative verbs participate in the causative alternation.
3. Causative alternation in Korean is difficult to interpret.
4. The causative alternation is a transitivity alternation.
5. There have been many attempts to capture the restrictions on Korean causative alternation, but none of them capture the restrictions entirely.
6. It's difficult to find causative alternation in a sentence. 用causative alternation造句挺难的
7. The general consensus in the field is that there is a derivational relationship between verbs undergoing the causative alternation that share the same lexical entry.
8. The other subclass of unaccusative verbs, pure unaccusatives, consists of all other unaccusatives ( like  fall ) that do not take part in causative alternation.
9. In many Indo-European languages, causative alternation regularly involves the use of a reflexive pronoun, clitic, or affix in the inchoative use of the verb.
10. In the lexical accounts, the causative alternation takes place at the level of the lexical conceptual structure ( LCS ), while in the syntactic accounts, the alternation happens at the level of the syntax, as a result of the interaction between the syntactic structure and the basic verbal element.
11. The verb  break demonstrates causative alternation because it can alternate between transitive ( in the causative ) and intransitive use ( in the anticausative ) and the transitive alternate  John broke the vase'indicates the cause of the intransitive alternate  the vase broke .  In other words, the transitive use denotes that it was John that caused the vase to break.