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Wh-Islands in L2 Spanish and L2 English: Between Poverty of the Stimulus and Data Assessment [PDF]
This paper sheds light on the acquisition of wh-islands in L2 English spoken by native speakers of Spanish and L2 Spanish spoken by native speakers of English as well as on the distribution of wh-islands in L1 Spanish. A grammaticality judgment task with
Iván Ortega-Santos +2 more
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Islands and non-islands in native and heritage Korean [PDF]
To a large extent, island phenomena are cross-linguistically invariable, but English and Korean present some striking differences in this domain. English has wh-movement and Korean does not, and while both languages show sensitivity to wh-islands, only ...
Boyoung eKim, Grant eGoodall
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According to the historical empirical consensus in the field, wh-argument extraction from embedded wh-questions gives rise to island effects in English, but not in Spanish.
Claudia Pañeda +3 more
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Variable Acceptance of Extraction from Wh-islands [PDF]
application/pdf 論文(Article) Properties concerning unbounded dependencies in terms of wh-movement actually vary across languages. Some Slavic languages where the covert instances of wh-movement posited for English are overt show multiple instances of overt phrasal wh-movement to the left periphery of CP or IP and rule out wh-phrases in situ.
3079, MUNEMASA, Yoshihiro
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Spanish embedded question island effects revisited: an experimental study
It is often reported that embedded questions (EQs) are not syntactic islands in Spanish. However, some authors have observed that the acceptability of filler-gap dependencies (FGDs) into Spanish EQs varies with the EQ-embedding verb: FGDs into EQs under ...
Pañeda Claudia, Kush Dave
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Five large ice islands broke away from the Ward Hunt Ice Shelf between 19 August 1961 and 18 April 1962. The largest of these was WH-5, which drifted through Nares Channel and eventually broke up.
Lindsay, D., Anderson, N., Seifert, W.
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WH-extractions and relative clauses in Brazilian Portuguese [PDF]
This paper aims to describe and explain WH-extraction patterns out of island contexts in Brazilian Portuguese (BP), by means of the principles established by Generative Theory. I claim that BP uses a strategy for the extraction of subjects which involves
Esmeralda Vailati NEGRÃO
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The real-time comprehension of WH-dependencies in a WH-agreement language [PDF]
In the verb-initial language Chamorro, an Austronesian language of the Mariana Islands, wh -dependencies exhibit a special verbal inflection known as wh-agreement : verbs along the path of the wh -dependency are inflected for the grammatical relation of ...
Chung, Sandra +2 more
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Subjacency effects on overt wh-movement in wh-in-situ languages: Evidence for nominal structure [PDF]
This paper investigates whether overt wh-movement in Korean, a wh-in-situ language, triggers Subjacency violations in the same set of bounding configurations as English. Yoon (2013) and Jung (2015) showed that Korean wh-islands display Subjacency effects,
Dubinsky, Stanley +3 more
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Optimasi Perencanaan Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Surya (PLTS) Terpusat Wilayah Pulau Terluar
Air Glubi Village which is one of the villages in the Bintan Pesisir sub-district, Bintan Regency, Riau Islands province, is one of the villages that is one of the outer islands of Indonesia which still has no electricity, and is difficult to reach by ...
Tarsisius Kristyadi, Teguh Arfianto
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