In this paper, we examine failed attempt and partial success interpretations of accomplishment verbs cross-linguistically. We observe that accomplishments differ systematically as to which of these readings they can produce. Relying on Rothstein’s (2004) theory of accomplishments, we propose that this diversity can be accounted for through properties of the relation between subevents in the accomplishment event structure.
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Martin, Fabienne & Hamida Demirdache
2020. Partitive accomplishments across languages. Linguistics 58:5 ► pp. 1195 ff.
Martin, Fabienne, Hamida Demirdache, Isabel García del Real, Angeliek van Hout & Nina Kazanina
2020. Children’s non-adultlike interpretations of telic predicates across languages. Linguistics 58:5 ► pp. 1447 ff.
Tatevosov, Sergei
2020. On the temporal structure of nonculminating accomplishments. Linguistics 58:5 ► pp. 1323 ff.
Zhang, Anqi
2020. Referentiality, individuation and incompletive readings. Journal of East Asian Linguistics 29:4 ► pp. 435 ff.
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de Saussure, Louis
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2021. Evaluativity of degree achievements and verbal prefixes: Evidence from Czech morphology. Acta Linguistica Academica 68:4 ► pp. 536 ff.
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