Constructions

Building a Research Constructicon

English
Adjective Attributive construction
English
Adjective Phrase
English
Adjective Predicative construction
English
cool (temperature) construction
Informal English
Cool! exclamative construction
English
Keep a cool head construction

Chinese Mathematics

Literary Chinese
Do operation with operand1 on operand2 construction

Comparing constructions cross-linguistically — Connecting constructicons

Late Modern English (1800-now)
Adjectival-with-PARTNER Construction
Late Modern English (1800-now)
Adjective Construction
Late Modern English (1800-now)
Comparative Construction
Late Modern English (1800-now)
General Postmodifier-of-Adjective Construction
Late Modern English (1800-now)
More-Than-Comparison Construction (type 1)
Late Modern English (1800-now)
More-Than-Comparison Construction (type 2)
Late Modern English (1800-now)
More-Than-Comparison Construction (type 3)
Late Modern English (1800-now)
Most-/Least-Construction
Late Modern English (1800-now)
Premodifier-of-Adjective Construction
Late Modern English (1800-now)
Superlative Construction

Constructions beyond the sentence: text-structuring in (esp.) sixteenth-century historiographical texts

Written (historiography) Italian of the 16th century in Francesco Guicciardini's "Storia d'Italia"
Relative Topic Shift Construction

German verbs with particles or prefixes in language change: Form, meaning, and syntax

Middle High German, 12th century
Präfixverbkonstruktion (Handlung)
Middle High German, 12th century
Präfixverbkonstruktion (lokalistische Tätigkeit)
Middle High German, 12th century
Präfixverbkonstruktion (Tätigkeit)

How are German NP1 + auf/an + NP2 constructions expressed in English, Polish, and Ukrainian, and to what extent do these languages employ spatial prepositions to convey similar functions and meanings? What are the cross-linguistic similarities and differences in form and meaning of these constructions?

Standard High German
NP1 + auf + NP2 & NP1 + an + NP2 constructions

How can multimodal phenomena be modelled in Construction Grammar?

Spoken American English
Had it up to here with (+ physical height gesture)
Spoken American English
Had it up to here with (+ throat cut gesture)
Spoken American English
Had it up to here with (meso-construction)
Spoken American English
This close to V-ing construction
Spoken American English
This close to V-ing construction

Link CASA (a Construction Grammar Approach to Syntactic Analysis) and the Research Constructicon

Latin
Adjective
English
Attribute Construction (Attr: Adj)
English
Ditransitive Construction (Obj: NP)
English
Genitive-NP Construction

POU in Haitian Creole

Haitian Creole
POU-beneficiary construction

Recipient marking in Cairo Arabic

Cairo Arabic
Ditransitive construction

Representation and processing of constructions in the brain

English
Argument structure construction
English
Caused-Motion construction
English
Ditransitive construction
English
Resultative construction
English
Transitive construction

The relative role of verb position and additional morphological markers in comprehension

Spoken Peninsular Spanish
Potentially ambiguous object relative clause