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... conjunct verbal morphology is required in all three environments because there exists a relationship between the conjunct verb and the Complementizer position ; wherever a CP projection is part of a structure , there will also be a ...
... conjunct verbal morphology is required in all three environments because there exists a relationship between the conjunct verb and the Complementizer position ; wherever a CP projection is part of a structure , there will also be a ...
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... conjunct morphology is the overt realization of a feature let us call this feature [ + Conjunct ] which is checked in the Complementizer position , movement of the conjunct verb to the CP projection is required . This movement is shown ...
... conjunct morphology is the overt realization of a feature let us call this feature [ + Conjunct ] which is checked in the Complementizer position , movement of the conjunct verb to the CP projection is required . This movement is shown ...
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... conjunct verbs raise to the Complementizer position , and that independent verbs raise only to the IP projection , where they are correctly located to host a pronominal clitic . ( 9 ) CP Spec C Verb [ + Conjunct ] ; Pronominal clitic- C ...
... conjunct verbs raise to the Complementizer position , and that independent verbs raise only to the IP projection , where they are correctly located to host a pronominal clitic . ( 9 ) CP Spec C Verb [ + Conjunct ] ; Pronominal clitic- C ...
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GEORGE F AUBIN | 11 |
JULIE BRITTAIN | 25 |
MATTHEW S DRYER | 54 |
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