“…This same productivity contrast has also been attested in other Germanic and Romance languages, like German(Boas, 2003) and Dutch(Hoekstra, 1988;Hoeksema & Napoli, 2019), on the one hand, and Italian(Napoli, 1992;Folli, 2002;Folli & Ramchand, 2005) and French(Guimier, 1980;Rivière, 1981;Legendre, 1997), on the other. For a cross-linguistic analysis of resultatives, seeKaufmann and Wunderlich (1998), De Cuyper (2004), andRiaubiené (2015).5 Talmy's typologies(1985, 2000) are also called into question in recent studies on movement constructions(Filipovič, 2007;Beavers, Levin & Tham, 2010;Croft, Barðdal, Hollmann, Sotirova & Taoka, 2010;Martínez Vázquez, 2013) and reaction object constructions(Martínez Vázquez, 2014, 2016.6 Although the English translations of the Spanish examples provided would have been desirable, for reasons of space we leave them out of our work.…”