Task 2 The verbs urge and suspect appear to be identical in their complementation patterns: the both re!uire a "P #ollo$ing the % as e&les in (') sho$n( )irstl* Bob* $hich #unctions as the overt "P sub+ect o# the in#initival clause in ('a)* cannot be replaced b P,- in (.a) because onl the transitive verb urge can assign /ccusative case to overt "P sub+ects( Then* in ('b) Bob #unctions as the overt "P sub+ect o# the in#initival clause( This is due to the #act that P,- cannot be assigned /ccusative case b the transitive verb suspect* $hereas the overt "P sub+ect can( 0econdl* the verb urge could be said to be an 12M (e&ceptional case3mar4ing) verb* $hereas suspect is a 0ub+ect control verb( 3 The verbs urge and suspect do not allo$ a P,- as the sub+ect o# the subordinate clause: * I urge / suspect PRO to be a liar (empt "P) 3 These verbs can undergone passivi5ation: Bob was urged to lie / Bob was urged to be a liar (passive) 3 6oth verbs impose selectional restrictions on their complements: * I urge / suspect the frying-pan to be black * I urge / suspect it to rain (selectional restrictions) 3 or is allo$ed $ith the verb urge* but it is not possible $ith suspect: I *urge / suspect for hi! to be a liar (#or) 3 The structure $ith pro3#orms is onl possible $ith the verb suspect: I *urge / suspect that (pro3#orms) 3 There is onl one possible that3clause paraphrase possible $ith the verb suspect: I *urge / suspect that Bob is a liar I urge / suspect Bob that he is a liar (that3clause paraphrase) urge: % 2P 7 8"P9 (&*) 2: ;/gent* theme< 2 IP "P I: I %P "P %: % IP "P I: I %P "P %: % suspect: % 2P 7 8"P9 (&*) 2: ;1&periencer* theme< 2 IP "P I: I %P "P %: % IP "P I: I %P "P %: % "P The verb intend* as the verb urge* is an e&ceptional case3mar4ing verb as the #ollo$ing tests sho$: 3 =I intend P,- to be a liar (empt "P) 3 6ob $as intended to be a liar (passive) 3 =I intend the #ring3pan to be blac4 =I intend it to rain (selectional restrictions) 3 I intend #or him to be a liar (#or) 3 I intend that 6ob is a liar =I intend 6ob that she is a liar (that3clause paraphrase)