La heterogeneidad sintagmática de los adverbios en español
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https://doi.org/10.12797/SI.19.2020.19.04Keywords:
word classes, adverbs, classification criteria, syntagmatic behaviourAbstract
Since the time of first grammatical descriptions made by Greek stoics, adverbs have been a very diverse class which comprises all that is neither a name nor a verb, nor a particle. Therefore, within this class of words, there are units with very different syntagmatic behaviours; for example, lexical expandable words can be found sharing the word class with others which are non-expandable and tied to single contexts. This paper proposes possible syntagmatic criteria to classify adverbs in the same way it has been done with other classes of lexical words.
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