Wh-doubling: Implications for the syntax of wh-movement
J Camacho - Linguistic Inquiry, 2002 - JSTOR
Linguistic Inquiry, 2002•JSTOR
Examples like (lb) and (4) raise the question, where does the wh-word come from? The
obvious answer is that the structure of (lb) involves a wh-word that moves from the
complement of the matrix verb and that the second question is therefore a separate CP, as in
(5).
obvious answer is that the structure of (lb) involves a wh-word that moves from the
complement of the matrix verb and that the second question is therefore a separate CP, as in
(5).
Examples like (lb) and (4) raise the question, where does the wh-word come from? The obvious answer is that the structure of (lb) involves a wh-word that moves from the complement of the matrix verb and that the second question is therefore a separate CP, as in (5).
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