M. Butt, Sebastian Sulger, Mutee U. Rahman, Tafseer Ahmed
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We discuss agreeing adverbs in Urdu, Sindhi and
Punjabi. We adduce crosslinguistic evidence that is based mainly on
similar patterns in Romance and posit that there is a close connection
between resultatives and so-called pseudo-resultatives, which the
agreeing adverbs appear to instantiate. We propose a diachronic
relationship by which the originally predicative part of a resultative
is reinterpreted as an adjunct that modifies the overall event
predication, not just the result.