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Introduction
Chapter One Literature Review
1.1 Conceptualization and Grammar
1.2 Research on Syntactic Level
1.2.1 Traditional Grammar
1.2.2 Cognitive Linguistics
1.2.3Research from Other Perspectives
1.3 Research on Lexical Item and Syntactic Marker
Chapter Two Theoretical Foundation
2.1 Conceptualization
2.2 Grammaticalization
2.2.1 Mechanisms of Grammaticalization
2.2.2 Conditions for Syntactic Markers' Emergence
2.2.3 Conceptualization and Grammaticalization
2.3 Typology
2.4 Corpus Investigation
Chapter Three Conceptualizations of ‘Give'(给) Verbs in English and Chinese and Their Effects on Syntactic Constructions
3.1 Differences on Conceptual Structures of Verbs in English and Chinese
3.2 Relevant Concepts and Semantic Features of GIVE
3.3 Two Main Features of Double-Object Constructions in English and Chinese
3.3.1 The Feature of Direction
3.3.2 The Feature of Object Omission
3.4 Syntactic Similarities and Differences of ‘Give'(给) Verbs in Double-Object Constructions in English and Chinese
3.4.1 Similarities
3.4.2 Differences
Chapter Four Differences of English and Chinese ‘Give'(给) Verbs in Conceptualization and Their Influences on Syntactic Markers
4.1 Chinese Gei(给) and English Give as Targets
4.2 The Usages of Gei(给) in Chinese
4.3 A Survey of Beijing Dialect
4.4 The Influence of Conceptualization of English and Chinese ‘Give'(给) Verbs on Grammaticalization
4.4.1 The Influence of Directional Feature in Double-object Construction on Grammaticalization
4.4.2 The tnfluence of Object Omission in Double-object Construction on Grammaticalization
Chapter Five Distinctive Usages of Chinese Gei(给)-from the Perspective of Grammaticalization
5.1 The Emergence of Gei(给)
5.2 Findings after Investigation of the Materials from Classic Works
5.3 Explanation for the Distinctive Grammaticalization Path of English Give
5.3.1 Syntactic Context in which Give Stands
5.3.2 Semantic Basis of Give
Chapter Six A Comparison Between Gei(给) and Song(送)-the Influence of Frequency on Grammaticalization
6.1 Usage of Song(送) in Modem Chinese
6.2 Song(送) in Dialect: a Syntactic Marker
6.3 Syntactic Constructions that Song(送) Frequently Occurs
6.4 The Emergence and Semantic Basis of the Verb Song(送)
Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendix
Acknowledgements