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Apparent Constituents in Surface Structure

Dwight BolingerHarvard University
Pages 47-56 | Published online: 16 Jun 2015

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Ole Nedergaard Thomsen. (1998) Syntactic processing and word order in Danish. Acta Linguistica Hafniensia 30:1, pages 129-166.
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Peter W. Culicover & Ray Jackendoff. (2006) Turn Over Control to the Semantics!. Syntax 9:2, pages 131-152.
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William D. Davies & Stanley Dubinsky. (2006) The Place, Range, and Taxonomy of Control and Raising. Syntax 9:2, pages 111-117.
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Christian Mair. (2008) TOUGH‐MOVEMENT IN PRESENT‐DAY BRITISH ENGLISH ‐ A CORPUS‐BASED STUDY*. Studia Linguistica 41:1, pages 59-71.
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Dwight Bolinger. 1979. Questions. Questions 107 150 .
William Orr Dingwall. (2016) On So-Called Anaphoric To and the Theory of Anaphora in General. Journal of English Linguistics 5:1, pages 49-77.
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