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nominalization

Nominalization is the "transformation which reduces a whole clause to its nucleus the verb and turns that into a noun" (Fowler Hodge Kress &Trew 1979). (Bourahouat & Amer, 2024)

In more detail sentence (1) contains a SVC while sentence (2) contains its nominalization. (Chatzitheodorou, 2015)
Substantivization being a promoter of dependants to heads is used in very limited cases such as: the missing head refers to general referents (the sick [people]; the three [men] etc.) or in systematic cases (one [student] of the students). (Osenova & Simov, 2019)
The asymmetry between nominalisation and verbalisation in Chinese was observed in Tai (1997). (Kwong & Tsou, 2003)
The second form could be a case of substantivisation as commonly seen in Latin and in the later Romance languages. (Dehouck, 2022)
The terminological chunking focuses among others on nominalisations out-of-vocabulary words and technical adjectives (based on suffixes) to find terms. (Rigouts Terryn, Hoste, Drouin & Lefever, 2020)

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