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Interpretation of reference for syntactic null arguments

1993
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L2 acquisition of Japanese null arguments

Journal of Japanese Linguistics
Abstract Adopting the anti-agreement hypothesis that argument ellipsis is allowed in languages lacking φ-feature agreement, the present study investigates whether second language (L2) learners of φ-feature agreement languages (L1-English L2 learners of Japanese; ELJs) and L2 learners of anti-agreement languages (L1-Mandarin Chinese L2 ...
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Null arguments

2021
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Null arguments and ellipsis: Theoretical perspectives

2021
This chapter analyses of null arguments that were initially proposed in the generative tradition for spoken languages. In natural languages, including sign languages, some categories need to be overtly expressed, although they are active both syntactically and semantically. A pretty clear fact is that when an argument is null, there must be some way to
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Null Arguments in American Sign Language

1991
In languages such as Italian and Chinese, the subject (or in some cases, another argument of the sentence) can be nonlexical, as in examples (1) and (2).
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Null arguments and ellipsis

2021
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On Null Arguments in Japanese and Tagalog

言語文化共同研究プロジェクト, 2022
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Cross-linguistic influence in the development of null arguments in early successive bilingual acquisition

Linguistic Approaches To Bilingualism, 2021
Aldona Sopata
exaly  

A choice function approach to null arguments

Linguistics and Philosophy, 2018
Takeo Kurafuji
exaly  

The acquisition of L2 English non-null arguments by L1 Thai learners

Kasetsart Journal of Social Sciences, 2016
Nattama Pongpairoj
exaly