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	A Note on Auxiliary Alternations and Silent Causation* Richard S. Kayne New York University January, [removed]Introduction. As is well-known, French and Italian both have an alternation between have and be Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-03-02 12:47:38 Open Document File Size: 75,28 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Alexiadou / / Country France / / Event Natural Disaster / Man-Made Disaster / / Facility Silent Causation* Richard S. Kayne New York University / / Organization New York University / / Person Isabelle de Crousaz / Marie s’est acheté / Jean-Yves Pollock / Richard S. Kayne / / Product Marantz / / SocialTag Unaccusative verb Participle Causative French verbs Verb Auxiliary verb Infinitive Intransitive verb Non-finite verb Linguistics

A Note on Auxiliary Alternations and Silent Causation* Richard S. Kayne New York University January, [removed]Introduction. As is well-known, French and Italian both have an alternation between have and beAdd to Reading List