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classified as unipersonal,
bipersonal or tripersonal.
Unipersonal verbs have only a
subject and so are
always intransitive.
Bipersonal verbs have a subject...
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order is SOV (subject–object–verb).
Notable grammatical features include bipersonal conjugation (verbs
agree with both
subject and object), evidentiality...
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order is SOV (subject–object–verb).
Notable grammatical features include bipersonal conjugation (verbs
agree with both
subject and object), evidentiality...
- variety) is the only
Eskimo language having lost its dual.
Verbs carry a
bipersonal inflection for
subject and object.
Possessive noun
phrases inflect for...
- such as
video art,
video installation, net art, performance. She has one
bipersonal and four
individual exhibitions, the last one
named Entremedios (2003)...
- Psychotherapy,
Volume 2. New York:
Jason Aronson. Langs, R. (1976). The
Bipersonal Field. New York:
Jason Aronson. Langs, R. (1976). The
Therapeutic Interaction:...
- In Laz, like Megrelian,
Georgian and Svan,
verbs can be unipersonal,
bipersonal and
tripersonal Monovalent verbs have only
subjective person and are intransitive...
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Unipersonal Bipersonal Tripersonal intransitive transitive intransitive ditransitive Subject + + + +
Direct Object + +
Indirect Object + +...
