Verbal Ellipsis in Russian, Polish and Czech

Verbal ellipsis refers to the syntactically null realization of a verb whose meaning can be understood or "recovered" from the context. McShane examines verbal ellipsis in the Russian, Polish and Czech languages.

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Published in:Slavic and East European journal 2000-07, Vol.44 (2), p.195-233
Main Author: McShane, Marjorie J.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Adverbs
Ales
Descriptive studies and applied theories
Ellipsis
Grammatical clauses
Languages
Linguistics
Semantics
Sentences
Syntactical antecedents
Syntax
Verb phrases
Verbs
Words
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Summary:Verbal ellipsis refers to the syntactically null realization of a verb whose meaning can be understood or "recovered" from the context. McShane examines verbal ellipsis in the Russian, Polish and Czech languages.
ISSN:0037-6752
2325-7687
DOI:10.2307/309950