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Information structure drives construction selection: a quantitative investigation
In all languages, there exist multiple so-called alternations—pairs of constructions with similar truth conditions—such as the dative alternation, which consists of the double object and prepositional-phrase object constructions. Many alternations exhibit an asymmetry such that there is a canonical,
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