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Anticipatory Pronoun, Deadjectival Nominalization, Deverbal Nominalization, Nominalization, Noun, Pronoun, Proposition Noun, R-pronominalization, Speech-act Noun

Infinitival clauses

' Dependent wh-clauses seem restricted given that wh-phrases with an adverbial function normally give rise to

Agreement, Approximative Modifier, Article, Cardinal Numeral, Comparative, Definite Article, Demonstrative Pronoun, Indefinite Article, Measure Phrase, Modification, Modifier, Non-D-linked Demonstrative Pronoun, Numeral, Preposition, Pronoun, Spurious Definite Article, Spurious Indefinite Article, Spurious Preposition, Subject-verb Agreement

I Adverbial approximative modifiers Cardinal numerals can be readily modified by two types of

Argument Clause, Bare Infinitival, Clause, Infinitival Argument Clause, Nominalization, Pronominalization, Verb Cluster

Hebben'to have' + infinitive

If hebben'to have' governs some other verb, it is typically used as a perfect auxiliary; cf. Section 6.2.1. There is, however, another construction, illustrated in (749), in which hebben does not govern a past participle but a bare infinitive. 74 ...

Adverb, Attributive Adjective, Clause, Free Relative Clause, Head-final Filter, Non-restrictive Relative Clause, Partitive Genitive Construction, Relative Clause, VP Adverb

modified by an intensifier but not by an approximative/absolute adverb like vrijwel'almost' or

The meaning of the wat voor construction

The complex phrase wat voor (een)'what kind of' can be classified together with the wh-word welk(e)'which' as interrogative demonstrative pronouns; cf. Section 5.2.3.1, sub I. Wat voor N phrases differ from welk(e) N phrases in D-linking: whereas t ...

NV (particle verbs)

adverb, or - most productively - an adposition, there are also a few formations which

vowel, monophthong, phonetics

The mid-central vowel ə

; in Flanders this word often has the shape hət instead) and the pronominal adverb

Adjective, Comparison, Complex Verb, Focus, Focus Particle, Instrumental PP, Modification of Adjective, Movement, Negation, PP, Preposition Stranding, Restrictive PP, Separable Complex Verb, Short Leftward Movement, Topic Movement, Topicalization, VP-Topicalization, Verb, Wh-movement, Word Order

Position of the complementive adjective in the clause

a complement or an intensifying adverb, such as erg'very', renders the primed examples fully

Visual perception

cancelled by the addition of an overt perceiver, expressed for example in an adverbial phrase

subject pronoun

The 2SG subject pronoun

premodified by certain adverbial elements like selseven. An example is given below

concentrate the description in one topic, usually that with the most productive base. In

4.6 Noun incorporation

selected. It is found in the postnominal field, as an optional adverbial. The subject of the to-infinitive

Inversion, Narrative Inversion, Verb-first

Narrative inversion

In colloquial speech, there are several narrative inversion constructions in which the clause-initial position remains empty. Two prototypical examples can be found in the following joke, taken from the internet. 76 a. Komt een man bij de dokt ...

Constituent Negation, Negation, Topicalization

The status of the postnominal PPs

., as a complement to the verb or as a restrictive adverbial phrase. This would mean that sentences

separable, complex, verb, scv, particle verb, preverb

Separable complex verbs (SCVs)

valency. Like many SCVs, SCVs with an adjectival or adverbial preverb often have an

prefix, action noun, verb

domprateto talk rubbish (adverb

Adjective, Comparison, Deverbal Adjective, Intensifier, Interrogative Intensifier, Modification, Pseudo-Participle

Modification of (pseudo-)participles and deverbal adjectives

(168): in the primeless example zorgvuldig is used as a manner adverb

Further uses of -self

anaphoric adjective (4a), the second as a noun (4b). The other function is adverbial

Attributive, Modal Infinitive, Passive Infinitive

Modal infinitives

adverb niet 'not' , as in (88). Note that the modal infinitive constructions in (88) can be

Adjective, Comparative, Evaluative Adjective, Semantic Classification, Set-denoting Adjective, Superlative

Set-denoting, relational, and evaluative adjectives and the residue

about the disposition of the speaker, a topic that has been studied by Freud. In the apparently similar

exclamative, negation, wh-exclamative

Kerkorrel lyric When adverbial interrogatives like hoehow or

Adpositions, Compound, P + P, Verb, Verb Cluster, in, op, uit

Locational PPs that refer to the null vector

) involve adverbial modification of the locational PP or modification of some other sort. Although it is

Adpositional Phrase, Adpositions, Directional Adpositional Phrase, Pre-determiner, in, in de richting van, naar, op, tot, van

Directional adpositional phrases

vectors may give rise to the expectation that directional PPs can also be modified by means of adverbial

Adpositions, Circumposition, P ...aan, P ...door, P ...heen, P ...in, P ...langs, P ...om, P ...toe, P ...uit, P ...vandaan, Spatial Circumposition, Verb, Verb Cluster, van ... af

Circumpositions

compatible with a locational adverbial PP, and aan is preferably dropped. 271 a. Er zijn horden kinderen

2.6.3 Relative pronouns

Relative pronouns are inflected for gender, number and case. Only masculine relative pronouns are formally specified for case (i.e. nominative die, oblique ...

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