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Syntactic Functions of the Infmitive Implied by Verbum Finitum
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Infinitive implied by verbum finitum may independently function as object or adverbial of purpose or form one of two components of analytic predicate expressing a compiex predicate About 130 verbs can connect with infinitive within the fuli rangę of their forms. This large group of structures reveals a considerable intemal variety. The above analysis proposes to allocate each time a syntactic function to the infinitive, taking into account semantic syntactic-prosodic, and substitutive criteria. The above criteria allow to ascribe the function of complex verbal predicate to these structures which are characterized by a greater degree of integration, signify a homogenous concrete activity possessing a elear temporal delineation; appear in direct linear connection without a pause, with a single logical accent placed on the infinitive, and have attributes referring to the whole structure. The subordinate clause that might replace them usually contains a formal exponent of modality -by.
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1995
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http://hdl.handle.net/11089/16645
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bwmeta1.element.hdl_11089_16645
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