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This article examines the grammatical behavior of Dutch adverbs featuring so-called adverbial - s . This will be done on the basis of three questions: Firstly, what is the grammatical nature of adverbial - s ? Secondly, in which structural configurations does it appear? Thirdly, what does adverbial - s  tell us about the existence of adverbs as a separate part of speech? The article provides the following three answers to these questions: Firstly, adverbial - s  is an affixal manifestation of the categorizing heads  n  and  a  (so-called - s -Support). Secondly,  n  and  a  externalize as - s  when the raised root that forms an amalgam with the categorizing head is silent or a bound root. Thirdly, “adverbs” featuring adverbial - s  are nominal, adjectival or adpositional expressions with an articulated syntactic structure. Some of these syntactic structures correspond to the so-called construct state. In short, linguistic expressions featuring adverbial - s  do not support the idea that adverbs form a separate part of speech.

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