COGNITIVE ASPECTS OF THE CAUSATIVE VERB TO HAVE IN MODERN ENGLISH
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Abstract
In the article are analyzed the structure-semantic special aspects of the verb have in its causative meaning. The constructions with the verb have belong to the class of syntactic or analytical causatives. The author highlights the multidimensional semantic characters of the causative constructions with the verb have, which can embody different meanings of causativity.
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