According to Construction Grammar, how do we understand the action of movement in a sentence like "He sneezed the napkin off the table" ?

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According to Construction Grammar, how do we understand the action of movement in a sentence like  "He sneezed the napkin off the table" ?

Accepted Answer

The "Caused-Motion" construction itself provides the extra meaning of movement.

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The word "napkin" forces the verb to change its core meaning.

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The verb "sneeze" naturally means "to push an object away" in every dictionary.

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The sentence is grammatically incorrect, and the listener cannot understand it.

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