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| A Corpus-based Study on the Non-canonical Objects in Mandarin Chinese |
| Chen Bei |
| School of Chinese Language and Literature，Research Base for Chinese Language Promotion， Central China Normal University， Wuhan 430079 |
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Abstract Combined with quantitative and qualitative analyses,1337 Mandarin Chinese verbs were studied to examine for the non-canonical objects (NCOs) based on large-scale corpus—Chinese Word Sketch. In this study， only 74 monosyllabic verbs have been found to take NCOs.Interestingly， some low-frequency verbs can be found to take NCOs.Moreover， the study indicates that the NCOs can be divided into eight kinds including instrument，location，material，manner，reason，role，source，and time.They have special syntactic and semantics properties，including co-occurrence constraint，introduction by apreposition，and weakness of action meaning，etc.
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Received: 17 September 2020
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