Classifier constructions in sign languages: Difference between revisions

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=== Argument structure ===

Classifiers constructions may show [[Agreement (linguistics)|agreement]] with various [[Argument (linguistics)|arguments]] in its ___domain. In the example below, the handshape agrees with the [[direct object]], havingusing a "thin object" handshape for flowers and a "round object" handshape for apples". Agreement between [[Subject (grammar)|subject]] and [[indirect object]] is marked with a path movement from onethe former to the otherlatter. This manner of marking agreement is shared with some lexical signs.{{Sfn|Carlo|2014|p=49-50}}

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