Optional subject indexing in spontaneous speech in Modern Persian
LinguisticsThis article presents a case of (non-canonical) optional subject marking observed exclusively in spontaneous speech. Persian is a pro-drop language with obligatory subject agreement marked by verbal suffixes and a set of clitic pronouns serving different
Faghiri Pegah
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On the L2 acquisition of a semi-pro-drop language
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Number mismatch effect and processing cataphora in a pro-drop language [PDF]
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Pavlič, Matic, Stepanov, Arthur
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Subjects in a pro-drop language. Syntactic roles, discourse categories and the interpretation of pro
, 2007 The Null Subject parameter and general economy requirements might lead to the expectation that, in a pro-drop language like Italian, overt subjects are only realized to guarantee recoverability in the discourse. However, the study of spoken corpora shows
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WHY IS THE TERM “PRO-DROP” SO POPULAR?
The paper examines the causes of the striking popularity of the term ‘pro-drop' among linguists of today. ‘Pro-drop' refers to languages where pronominal subject is usually zero if unmarked: Øpro parlo italiano ‘I speak Italian' (it.) Being of generative
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