• Map-Legend:
  • T1-T2-V
  • T1-V-T2
  • T2-T1-V
  • T2-V-T1
  • V-T2-T1
  • V-T1-T2
  • Mixed Data
  • No Data
LanguageQuestionSubquestionColorParameterValuePreference
Bernese German48cT2-V-T11ND
Bwamu48cT1-T2-V1ND
Bwamu48cT1-V-T21ND
Czech48cT1-T2-V1NA
Ninkaré48cT1-T2-V1NA
Gagauz48cT2-T1-V1
Gagauz48cV-T2-T11
Italian48cT1-T2-V1
Marathi48cV-T1-T21
Mooré48cT1-T2-V1
Mooré48cT2-T1-V1
Kannada48cV-T2-T11
Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian48cT1-T2-V1
English48cT1-T2-V1
Standard German48cV-T2-T11
Thai48cT2-T1-V1NA
Tunen48cT1-T2-V1ND

(48) What is the position of TAM marking words and the lexical V relative to each other when there are three such elements in the clause?

T1 = finite TAM-word, selecting

T2 = non-finite TAM-word, selecting

Y = any additional element that can be inserted

V = (non-finite) verb

c) What are the options in an infinitive clause?

Alternatives to be checked: [T1 (Y) T2 (Y) V] / [T1 (Y) V (Y) T2] / [T2 (Y) T1 (Y) V] / [T2 (Y) V (Y) T1] / [V (Y) T2 (Y) T1] / [V (Y) T1 (Y) T2]

German

Es ist schön [das Buch lesen gedurft zu haben].

it is nice the book read be.allowed to have

V T2 T1

'It is nice to have been allowed to read the book.'

Explanation: In some languages, different results arise for tense and modal elements, as in German. If adjacency is required for any pair of T1, T2, and V in (48.a-c.),, please specify.