ON MANNER AND RESULT COMPLEMENTARITY IN ENGLISH VERBS
The article dwells upon the problem of manner and result complementarity in the semantics English verbs arising from the theory proposed by L. Talmy that all the languages of the world may be classified as either verb-framed or satellite-framed, which manifests in the way they encode directed motion events. It also covers a related idea that a verb can only encode either manner or result of the action, but not both components simultaneously.