Grammatical and discourse properties of null arguments in English
, 1996 This study is concerned with the nature and use of null subjects and objects in English and with how these null arguments compare with those in other languages. Based on broad idiosyncratic cross-linguistic variation, it is proposed that, in general, the
Cote, Sharon Ann
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