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On the word order 'XP-subject' in the Germanic languages
Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics, 1999 Among the Germanic languages, variation can be found with respect to the occurrence of a constituent in a position immediately preceding a definite subject. Whereas ‘XP-subject' orders are possible in some languages, they are ruled out in other languages.
Eric Haeberli
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Verb movement in Germanic and Celtic languages: A flexible approach
Lingua, 2010 This paper develops a new perspective on the question of what type of verb movement the modern Celtic languages display, V to I movement or V to C movement. Under the standard assumption that the subject remains relatively low in these languages compared
Koeneman, O.
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The role of the second language in third language acquisition: the case of Germanic syntax
Second Language Research, 2007Camilla Bardel, Ylva Falk
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The interaction of gender and declension in Germanic languages
Folia Linguistica, 2011Sebastian Kürschner, Damaris Nübling
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Language contact and V3 in Germanic varieties new and old
Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics, 2017George Walkden
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