Using を/に+伴う　and meaning of 後接させる (+ 現場指示 and 文脈指示)


Here is the sentence (from the 日本語文法ハンドブック :

> 疑問詞が 「が」 「を」 以外の格助詞を伴う時はその格助詞の後にそのまま 「も」 を後接させます。
>
> My guess : When the interrogatives are accompanied by a case-marking
> particle other than "が" and "を","も" can be added after that particle
> (without changing anything else).

1 : I don't understand why 伴う has a direct object though rikaichan says it's
intransitive. From the examples I've seen, it seems to me that 伴う can either
mean to accompany or to be accompanied by in the following way :

> AがBに伴う。A accompanies B.  
>  AがBを伴う。A is accompanied by B.

If that's the case is it transitive/intransitive? What does it mean exactly?

2 : I can't find any definition for 後接 (こうせつ?) in any dictionary that i have
except an example sentence in the 和英大辞典 which made me guess that it meant "to
be suffixed by".

But then, why is it :

> 疑問詞が 「。。。」 「も」 **を** 後接 **させます** 。 The interrogatives let add も???

And not :

> 疑問詞が 「。。。」 「も」 **に** 後接 **できます** 。 The interrogatives can be suffixed by も.

Or :

> 疑問詞が 「。。。」(自分を) 「も」 **に** 後接 **されさせます** 。 The interrogatives let themselves
> be suffixed by も.

3 : Bonus point : Though I think I understand what they mean, I can't find any
translation for 現場指示 and 文脈指示.

Is there any "official" translation for these words?




1: see the @istrasci's comment. In short, Bを伴うA: A B comes at the same time;
Bに伴うA, A comes after B.

2: 後接する literally means "to be connected after".

[code]

    「も」が格助に後接する -- mo comes after case markers
    格助詞に「も」を後接させる -- put mo after case markers
    
[/code]

疑問詞 belongs to the first clause.

[code]

    疑問詞が「が」「を」以外の格助詞を伴う時は
    When question words are followed by case markers other than ga or wo,
    その格助詞の後にそのまま「も」を後接させます。
    one simply puts mo after the case marker.
    
[/code]

3: I don't know if there is any _offical_ translation, but I think _place
deixis_ and _discourse deixis_ would be fine.

I saw some people use "spatial demonstratives", "anaphoric references" for the
English titles of their Japanese papers as well.




1: see the @istrasci's comment. In short, Bを伴うA: A B comes at the same time;
Bに伴うA, A comes after B.

2: 後接する literally means "to be connected after".

[code]

    「も」が格助に後接する -- mo comes after case markers
    格助詞に「も」を後接させる -- put mo after case markers
    
[/code]

疑問詞 belongs to the first clause.

[code]

    疑問詞が「が」「を」以外の格助詞を伴う時は
    When question words are followed by case markers other than ga or wo,
    その格助詞の後にそのまま「も」を後接させます。
    one simply puts mo after the case marker.
    
[/code]

3: I don't know if there is any _offical_ translation, but I think _place
deixis_ and _discourse deixis_ would be fine.

I saw some people use "spatial demonstratives", "anaphoric references" for the
English titles of their Japanese papers as well.

