Comparative Concept: ditransitive construction (cxn)
ditransitive construction (cxn)
| Typ | construction |
|---|---|
| Alias(se) | ditransitive construction • ditransitive • ditransitive (construction) |
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Definition
the construction used to express the agent of the trivalent giving event (the A role), the theme of the giving event (the T role), and the recipient of the giving event (the R role) when the agent is more salient than the theme or recipient. Example: Randy gave the car to his daughter is an instance of the exemplar (the single 'most prototypical' example) of the ditransitive construction. (Sections 6.1.2, 7.5.1)