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Índice
Preface | xxiii |
Me were better I were better me had better etc 41 | xxxviii |
CHAPTER | 3 |
In invocations type A bless you | 9 |
In stage directions type A sits down | 15 |
536 | 19 |
IT AS SUBJECT | 36 |
Type Ic it eom | 42 |
The copula to be used twice He is by way of being a hero 308 | 275 |
168 | 277 |
230 | 279 |
TWO OBJECTS | 280 |
234 | 305 |
Type Him tweonode impersonal 324 | 311 |
Type I obey command pardon serve to him 3256 | 325 |
327 | 331 |
Type It is asked me + clause | 49 |
Type He was rich was Dick | 55 |
Type That she loves him it is apt and of great merit | 58 |
Subject pluralpredicate singular | 72 |
Two subjects | 83 |
Two coordinated subjects of different person 111 | 89 |
439 | 93 |
Concord after myself thyself etc used as subject 126 | 95 |
II | 108 |
The various types | 119 |
Old English intransitive verbs | 130 |
Quasitransitive verbs e g to amble to hop | 145 |
Verbs now with now without reflexive object 160 | 160 |
Independent to be 1701 | 170 |
Type You dont believe itI do S 1978 | 173 |
Independent to be + adjunct of direction 1745 | 176 |
After than 189193 | 189 |
A Copulas of aspect 2324 | 191 |
Similar types with to be to have etc e g or have they? 206 177 | 206 |
459 | 210 |
C With no more neither ne nor 220 181 | 220 |
Definition of the term copula 228 189 | 228 |
B Copulas of modality seem þyncan etc 235 208 | 235 |
The complement of the copulas 240307 | 242 |
f Complement the word so SS 284297 | 255 |
167 | 257 |
k Complement a prepositional phrase e g He is at a loss 293306 | 266 |
Type he was mara eallum gesceaftum with adjective in comparative 349 | 349 |
Type Us is to donne hit 36769 351 | 367 |
Disappearance of causative object after O E period 3734 358 | 373 |
Verbs of getting begetting gaining buying losing etc 383 | 383 |
VISSER An Historical English Syntax | 385 |
Indeterminate cases 392 | 392 |
Type he laughed at me 394400 | 398 |
type He laughed at me | 406 |
Remarks on final position of prepos in attributive clauses 412 | 412 |
The direct object as sole object 418666 | 418 |
Instrumental objects 425 | 425 |
Reciprocal objects 47991 | 439 |
It as direct object 492500 | 449 |
Type which I stood with Shelley at the picture to admire 5415 | 492 |
Heralding objects SS 50126 | 502 |
Semiindependent shall will can etc + object 573 | 508 |
To be sure + object 597 | 517 |
Absolute | 525 |
So as quasi object 8 52731 | 528 |
In the type which when John saw began to bark 619 | 532 |
Direct Object + Objective Complement 645 | 550 |
a Indirect Object + Causative Object | 606 |
c Direct Object + Ablative Object | 618 |
Type Man him acearf heafod 6967 | 632 |
h Two Prepositional Objects | 646 |
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