• Map-Legend:
  • Vf-Vnf-O
  • Vnf-Vf-O
  • O-Vf-Vnf
  • O-Vnf-Vf
  • Vf-O-Vnf
  • Vnf-O-Vf
  • Mixed Data
  • No Data
LanguageQuestionSubquestionColorParameterValuePreference
Amharic2bO-Vnf-Vf1
Ika2bO-Vnf-Vf1
Bernese German2bVf-O-Vnf1
Bwamu2bVf-Vnf-O1
Czech2bVf-Vnf-O1
Jula2bVf-O-Vnf1
Ninkaré2bVf-Vnf-O1
Finnish2bVf-Vnf-O1
Gagauz2bVf-Vnf-O1UP
Gagauz2bVnf-Vf-O0.5
Gagauz2bO-Vnf-Vf0.5
Gagauz2bVf-O-Vnf1UP
Gagauz2bVnf-O-Vf1UP
Mongolian2bO-Vnf-Vf1
Linxia Chinese2bO-Vf-Vnf1UP
Linxia Chinese2bVf-O-Vnf1UP
Ancash Quechua2bVnf-Vf-O1UP
Ancash Quechua2bO-Vnf-Vf1UP
Hungarian2bVf-Vnf-O1UP
Hungarian2bVf-O-Vnf1UP
Indonesian2bVf-Vnf-O1
Italian2bVf-Vnf-O1
Jejueo2bO-Vnf-Vf1
Kangle Chinese2bVf-Vnf-O1
Kazakh2bO-Vnf-Vf1
Standard Mandarin2bVf-Vnf-O1UP
Standard Mandarin2bO-Vf-Vnf1UP
Standard Mandarin2bVf-O-Vnf1UP
Marathi2bO-Vnf-Vf1
Mopan Maya2bVf-Vnf-O1
Mooré2bVf-Vnf-O1
Kurux2bO-Vnf-Vf1
Nepali2bO-Vnf-Vf1
Polish2bVf-Vnf-O1
Polish2bVnf-Vf-O0.5
Slovene2bVf-Vnf-O1P
Slovene2bO-Vf-Vnf1S
Slovene2bVf-O-Vnf1S
Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian2bVf-Vnf-O1
Cochabamba Quechua2bO-Vnf-Vf1
English2bVf-Vnf-O1
Standard German2bVf-O-Vnf1
Tunen2bVf-O-Vnf1
Upper Sorbian2bVf-Vnf-O1S
Upper Sorbian2bVf-O-Vnf1P
Vietnamese2bVf-Vnf-O1NA
Oromo2bO-Vnf-Vf1

(2) What is the context-neutral order of O and non-finite V in transitive clauses with a periphrastic tense in neutral contexts if applicable?

Please make sure the sentence contains a finite and a non-finite verb. The finite verb can be a tense auxiliary, a modal verb, or else.

Alternatives to be checked: Vfin-Vnonfin-O / Vnonfin-Vfin-O / O-Vfin-Vnonfin / O-Vnonfin-Vfin / Vfin-O-Vnonfin / Vnonfin-O-Vfin

b) Definite O

Prompt: What has happened?

My father has sold his car. / My father wants to sell his car. (Vfin-Vnonfin-O)

*My father sold has his car. / *My father to sell wants his car. (Vnonfin-Vfin-O)

*My father his car has sold. / *My father his car wants to sell. (O-Vfin-Vnonfin)

*My father his car sold has. / *My father his car to sell wants. (O-Vnonfin-Vfin)

*My father has his car sold. / *My father wants his car to sell. (Vfin-O-Vnonfin)

*My father sold his car has. / *My father to sell his car wants. (Vnonfin-O-Vfin)

Explanation: Please try to re-use the lexical material of (1) if possible, so that we get minimal pairs. Also use the same type of context prompt as in (1) for both (2a) and (2b) but changing the tense as necessary. Please use the same periphrastic tense in (2a) and (2b). Please exclude contrastive focus or topic constructions as well as pronominal arguments.

Background: Checking for possible effects of finite second constructions in the language, as in S-Aux-O-V / S-V-O languages of Western Africa or Germanic languages.