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1. The internal structure of argument structure and its morphosyntactic projection; 2. The diathesis-driven derivation of adjectives: adjectival small clauses and predicates; 3. The derivation of hybrid verbal adjuncts; 4. The derivation and control of infinitive complements in Russian; 5. Deriving the predicate instrumental: the status of predicate case.
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