On paper, they differ in one symbol, but semantically and structurally they show interesting
similarities and differences. Both involve an obligatory interpretational dependency between …

This paper proposes that cross-linguistic differences in the distribution of subjects in raising
constructions follow from whether or not there are phase boundaries between matrix T and …

This paper documents and analyzes an instance of covert A‐movement, specifically covert
subject‐to‐subject raising, in the Northwest Caucasian language Adyghe. We argue that …

Emirati Arabic: A Comprehensive Grammar offers readers a reference tool for discovering
and studying in detail the specific dialect of Arabic spoken in the United Arab Emirates. It …

Abstract Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) has several embedded clause constructions, some
of which resemble control in English (and other languages). However, these constructions …

This paper focuses on the interaction between raising, subject–verb inversion and
agreement in Modern Hebrew. It identifies, alongside 'standard'(ie, English-like) subject-to …

The issue of verbal complementation patterns in the Arabic vernaculars isone which is
relatively under-researched: this paper aims to make a small con-tribution in this area …

Case Theory posits that every argument within the syntactic structure is assigned case.
According to Theta Theory, each argument receives only one theta role, in light of the …

The paper presents raising and control phenomena in Khwarshi (Tsezic/Northeast
Caucasian). Despite the fact that all the arguments of nonfinite clauses, including subjects …

In this course, we will investigate the cross-linguistic properties of raising constructions, with
special attention to Case, agreement, and the position of the subject. I show that there are …