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be sure to cite ODIN and the source document. Please use the following citation record or variant thereof:
Claudia Felser & Laura Rupp (2001). Expletives as Arguments.
URL: http://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~felsec/research/felser_rupp_2001.pdf
(Last accessed 2009-07-23).
ODIN: http://odin.linguistlist.org/igt_raw.php?id= 4074&langcode=fin (2021-05-15).
Example #1:
(24) Pöydällä on kirjoja.
on the table is booksPART
`There are some books on the table.'
Example #2:
(24) Pöydällä on kirjoja.
on the table is booksPART
`There are some books on the table.'
Example #3:
(28) a. Maija luki kirjaa.
M. read bookPART
`Maija was reading a book'
Example #4:
b. Maija luki kirjan.
M. read bookACC
`Maija read (all) the book'
Example #5:
(29) a. Metsästäjä ampui lehmän kuoliaaksi.
hunter shot cowACC dead.to
`The hunter shot a cow dead.'
Example #6:
b. Manne kehui hevosta.
M. praised horsePART
`Manne was praising the horse.'
Example #7:
(30) Pekka kokeili useimpia reseptejä.
P. tried most recipesPART
`Pekka tried most (of the) recipes.'