The art of getting: GET verbs in European languages from a synchronic and diachronic point of view: Introduction.
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Noncanonical passives revisited: Parameters of nonactive Voice.
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The GET constructions of Modern Irish and Irish English: GET-passive and GET-recipient variations.
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What you give is what you GET? On reanalysis, semantic extension and functional motivation with the German bekommen-passive construction.
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The verb krijgen 'to get' as an undative verb.
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The BECOME=CAUSE hypothesis and the polysemy of get.
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Norwegian få 'get': A survey of its uses in present-day Riksmål/Bokmål.
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Grammaticalization of Estonian saama 'to get'.
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Language-specific meanings in contrast: A corpus-based contrastive study of Swedish få 'get'.
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Masthead.
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Semantic extension and language contact: The case of Irish faigh 'get'.
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