Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Abbreviations ix
5. Chapter I Introduction
6. 1. General Remarks 1
7. 2. Comparison with Verbs of Motion in Other Germanic Languages 4
8. 3. Verbs of Motion Unexpressed 8
9. Chapter II The Rivalry among Synonyms
10. 1. The Rivalry between the Gan-Group and the Faran-Group 11
11. 2. The Merging of OE Faran and Feran 16
12. 3. Verbs Denoting ‘To Turn’ 22
13. 4. The Come-and-Go Contrast 25
14. 5. Other Verbs which Show Rivalry 29
15. Chapter III The Reflexive Construction
16. 1. Reflexive vs. Non-Reflexive 32
17. 2. OE Gewitan 38
18. 3. The Reflexive in Imperative Constructions 42
19. Chapter IV ‘Impersonal’ Uses of Verbs of Motion
20. 1. Without Dative of Person 45
21. 2. With Dative of Person 47
22. Chapter V Verbs with Preposed or Postposed Elements
23. 1. Prefix/Particle-Verb vs. Verb-Particle 49
24. 2. Prefixes with Adverbial Counterparts 52
25. 3. Bound Morphemes as Prefixes 54
26. 4. Verbs with Prepositional Phrases 59
27. 5. The Type Weg Niman 61
28. 6. Idiomatic Expressions with Verbs of Motion 65
29. Chapter VI Verbs of Motion as Auxiliaries
30. Introduction 80
31. 1. Cuman/Gan + Infinitive 81
32. 2. Cuman/Gan + Present Participle 83
33. 3. Gewitan + Infinitive and Witan + Infinitive 86
34. 4. Onginnan + Infinitive 88
35. Chapter VII Present and Past Participles of Verbs of Motion
36. 1. Transitive vs. Intransitive 94
37. 2. Habban + Past Participle vs. Beon/Wesan + Past Participle 95
38. 3. Beon/Wesan + Present Participle 100
39. Chapter VIII Loan Verbs of Motion
40. 1. Native Verbs vs. Loan Verbs 104
41. 2. Loan Verbs vs. Loan Verbs 109
42. Chapter IX Conclusion 111
43. Appendices 113
44. Bibliography 153
45. Index of Verbs 161