Varia: Some Thoughts on the Compound Verbal Predicates in Bulgarian Language with a First Component Expressed by an Impersonal Verb
Authors:
Ivan
Nedev
Angel Kanchev University – Rousse, Bulgaria
Pages:
69-
82
Abstract:
The paper deals with some of the boundaries of the Compound Verbal Predicates in Bulgarian language whose
first component is expressed by an impersonal verb (the second component can be expressed either by a form
of a personal verb, or by a form of an impersonal verb or a personal verb with an impersonal usage). The starting
point from which we proceed is that any combination consisting of two verb forms (linked together by the
linguistic element да in Bulgarian), the first of which is a form of an impersonal verb, functions in the sentence
as a Compound Verbal Predicate in the Bulgarian language. To establish such a Predicate, it is essential to
prove that its first component is expressed by a form of an impersonal verb.
Keywords:
compatibility, verbs with forms only in the third person Singular and/or verbs with forms only in
the third person Plural, bearer of the state, producer of the action.
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