unergative verb造句

• Some languages treat unergative verbs distinctly from other intransitives in morphosyntactic terms.
• On the other hand, unergative verbs take a semantic agent or initiator subject.
• These are unaccusative verbs and unergative verbs.
• In these languages, unaccusative verbs combine with " be ", while unergative verbs combine with " have ".
• The first category is monovalent verbs, where there is only one semantic argument and it consists of both unergative verbs and unaccusative verbs.
• Subjects of unergative verbs may also participate in resultative constructions, but a " dummy object ", that is, an otherwise absent reflexive pronoun must be inserted:
• However, unergative verbs take an external argument, and the idea of something causing what is being expressed ( [ + cause ] ) is expressed in their meaning.