• San Francisco, ad hoc, by and large, Where Eagles Dare, kick the bucket, part of speech, in
step, the Oakland Raiders, trip the light fantastic, telephone box, call (someone) up, take a …

This paper develops an argument for the copy theory ofmovement based on consideration of
Holmberg's Generalization [HG], a well-documented constrainton object shift in the …

This book examines the cross-linguistic expression of changes of location or state, taking as
a starting point Talmy's typological generalization that classifies languages as either'satellite …

The work presented in this book contributes to the discussion of a well-known construction
that occurs in most, if not all, of the Germanic languages (cf.(1)) and has been referred to in …

In this thesis, I compare three different groups of language learners—nonnative (L2)
children, L2 adults, and first language (L1) children—in their acquisition of the same target …

This thesis offers evidence that phases (Chomsky 1995) induce word-internal cycles of
morphological and phonological interpretation. Phases proposed in the syntactic literature …

In this book, I show that the syntactic, semantic, and morphological properties of particle
verbs follow from the specific, strictly local relation that holds between the particle and its …

Whether despite the amount of ink spilled over the verb-particle construction or because of it,
there is still a dramatic lack of consensus regarding its syntactic structure. The construction is …

Focusing primarily on Swedish, a Germanic language whose particles have not previously
been studied extensively, Non-Projecting Words: A Case Study on Swedish Particles …