Full Description
The first two of these studies are published together in one booklet; Foote's study is of those verbs of motion which have two distinct imperative forms. The distinction between these 'determinate' and 'indeterminate' forms is discussed and analysed at length. Davison deals with a problem of case choice which arises in the earliest stages of learning the language. He gives clear rules for making the choice. Both studies give numerous examples, in cyrillic type, from modern authors and refer the reader to other technical studies.
Contents
Verbs of Motion I. P. Foote; Text; Bibliography; The use of the genitive in negative constructions R. M. Davison; 1. Introduction; 2. W. A. Morison's theory; 3. Modifications of Morison's theory; 4. Minor aspects of the problem; 5. The formulation of rules; 6. Summary of indications for case choice; Bibliography.
