On Çek- as a Light Verb -A Contrastive View from Japanese-
Abstract
In the second section I also investigated the çek- compound when it takes double objects, which might be unacceptable to some Turkish speakers, but they could be find in the Turkish youth language, which is an evidence of çek’s grammaticalization process. It is very interesting that double objects can be find also in the well-known light verb constructions as hasta-yı muayene et- (to examine the patient) etc.
It follows from this that some çek- constructions have a role as a light verb, some have idiomatic meanings and most of them have heavy verbal features. This study also shows some Japanese light and heavy verb data to make a comparison.
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