`Verb + To-infinitive' Construction as Symbolic Units
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The central concern of the paper is that grammatical structure is symbolic in nature. Construction as assemblies of symbolic units are the primary objects of description. Grammatical constructions are also regarded as schemas for integrating two or more simpler units into a more complex, composite unit. Thus, it is essential to show how the grammatical meaning structures the conceptual content symbolized by the symbolic units. Most studies iwht respect to to-infinitives that attempt to derive semantic characterizations from various types of to-infinitive constructions have carried moot questions. By focusing on the `Verb + to-infinitive' construction only, this paper will shed light on the elements before or after the to-infinitive to which previous accounts have paid little attention ; consequently, it will demonstrate the nature of the `verb + to-infinitive' construction through the SOURCE-PATH-GOAL schema.
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