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No references found | Hence I for intransitive verbs, L for verbs which link subject and its complement, D for ditransitive verbs, i. However, if the main verbs in this type of examples are ditransitive verbs we could present some well-formed sentences that are clear counter-examples to the constraint: (a) The policeman ordered Alistair to open the boot of his car. |
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DITLO DITM DITM Ditmars, Raymond Ditmars, Raymond Lee Ditmarsch Ditmarsh DITMCO DITME DITMI DITMS DITN DITO DITO DITO Ditokous Ditokous Ditolyl Ditone Ditope Ditope DITOPS DITP DITPC DITPR DITPR-DON DITPRO DITR ditransitive Ditransitive verb ditransitivityDITRDLG Ditremata Ditrichotomous ditriglyph Ditritra Ditritra Ditritra Ditrochean Ditrochee Ditroff Ditroite Ditropan Ditropan xl DITS DITS DITS DITS DITSCAP DITSD ditsier ditsiest ditsiness DITSL DITSO Ditson, Oliver DITSS DITSUM ditsy | |||||||
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