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Past Participle Agreement in Codeswitching Contexts

Journal of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech, 2019
In this work we will test the ability of nominal gender to be ‘infinitely reusable as an “active goal” for the operation Agree’ (Carstens, 2010) in mixed Italian/ English clauses. In particular, we will analyse long-distance gender relations that are realised outside the DP domain in compound ergative clauses, where an Italian ergative past participle
Cocchi, Gloria, Pierantozzi, Cristina
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Past Participle Agreement

2006
Past participle agreement phenomena are widespread in Romance. Although the picture is somewhat fragmented when all the various Romance dialects are taken into consideration,1 certain basic trends are readily observable across the standard languages, and it is these that have provided the essential data feeding into the participle agreement diagnostic ...
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Past Participle Agreement in Old Spanish: Transitive Verbs

Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1967
Mediaeval Spanish texts display a range of constructions which are formed by a present, past or future tense of the verb haber and the past participle of a transitive verb. In these constructions the direct object may precede or follow the participle; the participle sometimes agrees with the object, sometimes not: las batallas (que) ha vencidas/vencido,
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Past Participle Agreement in French and Italian

2000
Abstract For many speakers, this agreement is not made in spoken French; for others it still is. In a certain number of cases even those who don’t use this agreement are capable of making differential judgments between cases in which agreement might be possible and cases in which it is clearly excluded.
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Review of Agreement of Past Participle

The Canadian Modern Language Review, 1951
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