Ditransitive Dilemma 1

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Guess the words related to English ditransitive constructions!

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Ditransitive Dilemma 1Version en ligne Guess the words related to English ditransitive constructions! par Laura Heredia A B C D E F G H L M O P S T W Starts with A This verb belongs to the subclass of Future Having verbs. It encodes an action by which the subject causes a recipient to be designated or authorized to receive a role, task, or resource . Starts with B A creation verb: you might do this in the kitchen with cookies. Starts with C This is a creation verb. You might do this to someone by preparing food for them Starts with D It is a verb of refusal. It means that something is not true, or that you do not believe something. It could also mean to refuse to allow someone to have or do something. Starts with E It is an obtaining verb. It means to receive a particular amount of money for the work that you do. Starts with F This verbs belongs to instantaneous causation of ballistic motion. It means to throw something to someone, like a sweater or a ball. Starts with G The most prototypical ditransitive verb — it implies successful transfer. Starts with H This verb belongs to the class of “giving” verbs. Metaphorically, it's used in the expression of the Causal Events are Transfers metaphor — for example, when someone wins a game because a mistake “gives” them the victory. Starts with L This verb falls into the category of giving verbs, which, when used metaphorically, imply that something adds a temporary quality or feeling to a situation – for example, music creating a joyful atmosphere at a party. Starts with M A verb of creation: to produce something, for example by putting the different parts of it together. Starts with O This verb expresses an obligation — you’re expected to give something, like money or an explanation, even if you haven’t done it yet. Starts with P It belongs to the verb´s subclass of Future Having via satisfaction condition. To tell someone that you will definitely do or provide something or that something will happen Starts with S This verb belongs to the class of sending verbs. It means to cause something to reach or be received by someone else. Starts with T This verb involves the metaphorical transfer of knowledge or skills from a subject to a recipient. Its ditransitive form often implies succesfull learning. Starts with W This verb belongs to the class of obtaining verbs : it means to get something that you want because of your efforts or abilities.

Ditransitive Dilemma 1Version en ligne

Guess the words related to English ditransitive constructions!

par Laura Heredia

Starts with A

This verb belongs to the subclass of Future Having verbs. It encodes an action by which the subject causes a recipient to be designated or authorized to receive a role, task, or resource .

Starts with B

A creation verb: you might do this in the kitchen with cookies.

Starts with C

This is a creation verb. You might do this to someone by preparing food for them

Starts with D

It is a verb of refusal. It means that something is not true, or that you do not believe something. It could also mean to refuse to allow someone to have or do something.

Starts with E

It is an obtaining verb. It means to receive a particular amount of money for the work that you do.

Starts with F

This verbs belongs to instantaneous causation of ballistic motion. It means to throw something to someone, like a sweater or a ball.

Starts with G

The most prototypical ditransitive verb — it implies successful transfer.

Starts with H

This verb belongs to the class of “giving” verbs. Metaphorically, it's used in the expression of the Causal Events are Transfers metaphor — for example, when someone wins a game because a mistake “gives” them the victory.

Starts with L

This verb falls into the category of giving verbs, which, when used metaphorically, imply that something adds a temporary quality or feeling to a situation – for example, music creating a joyful atmosphere at a party.

Starts with M

A verb of creation: to produce something, for example by putting the different parts of it together.

Starts with O

This verb expresses an obligation — you’re expected to give something, like money or an explanation, even if you haven’t done it yet.

Starts with P

It belongs to the verb´s subclass of Future Having via satisfaction condition. To tell someone that you will definitely do or provide something or that something will happen

Starts with S

This verb belongs to the class of sending verbs. It means to cause something to reach or be received by someone else.

Starts with T

This verb involves the metaphorical transfer of knowledge or skills from a subject to a recipient. Its ditransitive form often implies succesfull learning.

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Starts with A

This verb belongs to the subclass of Future Having verbs. It encodes an action by which the subject causes a recipient to be designated or authorized to receive a role, task, or resource .

Starts with B

A creation verb: you might do this in the kitchen with cookies.

Starts with C

This is a creation verb. You might do this to someone by preparing food for them

Starts with D

It is a verb of refusal. It means that something is not true, or that you do not believe something. It could also mean to refuse to allow someone to have or do something.

Starts with E

It is an obtaining verb. It means to receive a particular amount of money for the work that you do.

Starts with F

This verbs belongs to instantaneous causation of ballistic motion. It means to throw something to someone, like a sweater or a ball.

Starts with G

The most prototypical ditransitive verb — it implies successful transfer.

Starts with H

This verb belongs to the class of “giving” verbs. Metaphorically, it's used in the expression of the Causal Events are Transfers metaphor — for example, when someone wins a game because a mistake “gives” them the victory.

Starts with L

This verb falls into the category of giving verbs, which, when used metaphorically, imply that something adds a temporary quality or feeling to a situation – for example, music creating a joyful atmosphere at a party.

Starts with M

A verb of creation: to produce something, for example by putting the different parts of it together.

Starts with O

This verb expresses an obligation — you’re expected to give something, like money or an explanation, even if you haven’t done it yet.

Starts with P

It belongs to the verb´s subclass of Future Having via satisfaction condition. To tell someone that you will definitely do or provide something or that something will happen

Starts with S

This verb belongs to the class of sending verbs. It means to cause something to reach or be received by someone else.

Starts with T

This verb involves the metaphorical transfer of knowledge or skills from a subject to a recipient. Its ditransitive form often implies succesfull learning.

Starts with W

This verb belongs to the class of obtaining verbs : it means to get something that you want because of your efforts or abilities.