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SYNTACTICAL UNITS WITH ONE VERB
2
In type Would 8
8
In exhortations ist person plural type Sing our songs 14
14
In type No village but A has a church 20
20
In commands of the type do so and you will succeed 26
26
Obsolescence of the himlhine hungreth construction 3438
34
IT AS SUBJECT
36
The complement of the copulas 240307 219
240
k Complement a prepositional phrase e g He is at a loss 293306
266
The copula to be used twice He is by way of being a hero 308
275
Type He Gode pancode 316323 280
311
Type Would to God 327
320
Type I obey command pardon serve to him 3256
325
Type he was mara eallum gesceaftum with adjective in comparative 349
349
Type Us is to donne hit 36769 351
367

Me is liefer T had liefer I am liefer etc 40
40
Type Ic it eom 54
42
Type It is asked me f clause 61
49
Type That she loves him it is apt and of great merit 73a
57
Type He was rich was Dick 69
69
Collective nouns not denoting persons 78
78
Singular predicate followed by plural subject 84
84
Two coordinated subjects of different person in
89
Two subjects
94
Concord after myself thyself etc used as subject 126
95
Concord of copula connecting nouns of different number 104 85
104
Concord in number after para fie 110 88
110
The various types 129 97
129
Quasitransitive verbs e g to amble to hop 145
145
Verbs now with now without reflexive object 160
160
With the adverbs best better easier etc 168
168
Independent to be adjunct of direction 1745
174
Verbs like purpose and intend + adjunct of direction 180
180
C With no more neither ne nor 220 181
220
Definition of the term copula 228 189
228
Disappearance of causative object after O E period 3734 358
373
Verbs of knowing understanding believing doubting etc 389
389
Type The things I care for without rel pronoun 412a
413
Reflexive objects 42678
420
Objects of result 421
421
It as direct object 492500 449
492
Idem in to be hard put to it to be in for it etc 500 457
500
The Object Used Twice 598611
518
Absence of the Object 61244
525
So as quasi object 52731 483
527
Absence of causative object 624
534
Direct Object + Objective Complement 645
550
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593
a Indirect Object + Causative Object
606
c Direct Object f Ablative Object
618
Type Man him acearf heafod 6967
632
h Two Prepositional Objects
646
Absolute
649
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TítuloAn Historical Syntax of the English Language, Volume 3
AutorVisser, Fredericus Theodorus
EditoraBrill Archive, 1966
  
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