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Starting from the diachronic hypothesis that direct conversion from adjective to adverb (e.g. Maria habla rapido) was the predominant mechanism of adverb formation in spoken Latin, this paper assumes that direct conversion should be still more frequent in varieties of nowadays Spanish which were less influenced by the norms of standard written expression. In fact, informal Chilean Spanish appears to prefer direct conversion to adverbs formed with the suffix -mente (e.g. Maria habla rapidamente). The inflectional use of adjectives in secondary predication (e.g. Maria habla contenta) seems to derive directly from the traditional use of adjectives within the verb phrase. Not surprisingly, the corpus of Chilean Spanish displays a fuzzy continuum of adjective and adverb functions in the verb phrase from which secondary predication emerges occasionally.

La predicación secundaria en el habla oral informal de Chile