<?xml version="1.0"?><!DOCTYPE article SYSTEM "/project/take/software/searchbench_offline_processing/paperxml_generator/aclextractor/src/python/../resource/dtd/paperxml.dtd"><article><header><firstpageheader><page local="1" global="12"/><title>The structure, and semantics of the verbal government</title><author surname="Mathe" givenname="Jacob"><org  name="Jacob liéthé"/></author></firstpageheader><frontmatter><p>The structure and semantics of the verbal government Jacob liéthé</p></frontmatter><abstract></abstract></header><body><section title=""><p>The author's starting point is the conception of the generative transformational grammars about the verb and its subcategorization n-les.ln the author's conception <b><i>tap </i></b>transitivity of verbs is understood as a large ca­tegory '.-hich is not restricted to the government of ac­cusative.hence the verbal government is a syntactic and. percautic categoi'y which determines    the relations in the verb Phrase, i.e. the relation of the verb - as the do-ciuant part of that ihrase - to the different adverbial complements.In this way the verb is considered as a pre-cicative function with one or more variables.Se shall try to refine the description of the suboategorisation riles »ithin the framework of the system of Boole vec -tors.</p><p>The syntactic and semantic category of the verbal go­vernment is studied within the framework of the rewriting rules and also in the system of the selectional (contex­tual) riles.</p><p>it is also discussed the place which must be occupied in a generative grammar by the obligatory and non-obliga­tory character of some forms of the verbal government.It is also discussed the contextual or context-free nature ol the given category: of the verbal government.</p></section></body></article>