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Non-lexical verb direction/location can be expressed through the use of a limited set of adpositions as applicative particles, while these particles can elevate the oblique to the object of a clause, argument dropping often makes this process implicit. | Non-lexical verb direction/location can be expressed through the use of a limited set of adpositions as applicative particles, while these particles can elevate the oblique to the object of a clause, argument dropping often makes this process implicit. | ||
Only intransitive verbs may be marked with the applicative particle, other verbs have to express direction and location through the use of prepositional phrases. | |||
;To | ;To | ||