... plurals.10I know of only two words that end in unstressed [u]: guru guru and zulu Zulu (alter... more ... plurals.10I know of only two words that end in unstressed [u]: guru guru and zulu Zulu (alternating with stress final zulu ).Both are ... Evidence for this claim was first reported byClements (1991): in Dravidian Tulu, vocalic changes may be caused by vowels and consonantsalike. ...
1. On the nature of wh-phrases - word order and wh-in-situ. Evidence from Portuguese, French, Hun... more 1. On the nature of wh-phrases - word order and wh-in-situ. Evidence from Portuguese, French, Hungarian and Tetum (by Ambar, Manuela) 2. Negative concord and the distribution of quantifiers (by Branco, Antonio) 3. Clause structure, subject positions and verb movement. About the position of sempre in European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese (by Brito, Ana Maria) 4. On the multiple expression of negation in Romance (by Corblin, Francis) 5. Property denoting objects in idiomatic constructions (by Espinal, M. Teresa) 6. On the relation of priority between causative and inchoative constructions (by Folli, Raffaella) 7. Spanish exclamatives and the interpretation of the left periphery (by Gutierrez-Rexach, Javier) 8. Unaccusative inversion in French (by Marandin, Jean-Marie) 9. Locative and locatum verbs revisited. Evidence from Romance (by Fontanals, Jaume Mateu) 10. Negative concord and the minimalist approach (by Matos, Maria Gabriela Ardisson Pereira de) 11. Free relatives as defective wh-elements. Evidence from the North-Western Italian dialects (by Munaro, Nicola) 12. Temporal existential constructions in Romance (by Rigau, Gemma) 13. French ne in non-verbal contexts (by Rowlett, Paul) 14. French negative sentences with avant ('before')-phrases and jusqu'a ('until')-phrases (by Vogeleer, Svetlana) 15. Decomposing the neg-criterion (by Watanabe, Akira)
... plurals.10I know of only two words that end in unstressed [u]: guru guru and zulu Zulu (alter... more ... plurals.10I know of only two words that end in unstressed [u]: guru guru and zulu Zulu (alternating with stress final zulu ).Both are ... Evidence for this claim was first reported byClements (1991): in Dravidian Tulu, vocalic changes may be caused by vowels and consonantsalike. ...
1. On the nature of wh-phrases - word order and wh-in-situ. Evidence from Portuguese, French, Hun... more 1. On the nature of wh-phrases - word order and wh-in-situ. Evidence from Portuguese, French, Hungarian and Tetum (by Ambar, Manuela) 2. Negative concord and the distribution of quantifiers (by Branco, Antonio) 3. Clause structure, subject positions and verb movement. About the position of sempre in European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese (by Brito, Ana Maria) 4. On the multiple expression of negation in Romance (by Corblin, Francis) 5. Property denoting objects in idiomatic constructions (by Espinal, M. Teresa) 6. On the relation of priority between causative and inchoative constructions (by Folli, Raffaella) 7. Spanish exclamatives and the interpretation of the left periphery (by Gutierrez-Rexach, Javier) 8. Unaccusative inversion in French (by Marandin, Jean-Marie) 9. Locative and locatum verbs revisited. Evidence from Romance (by Fontanals, Jaume Mateu) 10. Negative concord and the minimalist approach (by Matos, Maria Gabriela Ardisson Pereira de) 11. Free relatives as defective wh-elements. Evidence from the North-Western Italian dialects (by Munaro, Nicola) 12. Temporal existential constructions in Romance (by Rigau, Gemma) 13. French ne in non-verbal contexts (by Rowlett, Paul) 14. French negative sentences with avant ('before')-phrases and jusqu'a ('until')-phrases (by Vogeleer, Svetlana) 15. Decomposing the neg-criterion (by Watanabe, Akira)
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