Structure of partially agreeing auxiliary constructions Sample Clauses

Structure of partially agreeing auxiliary constructions. ‌ In my analysis of the kind of partially agreeing Tshiluba auxiliary constructions found in Section 3.2, I treat the partially agreeing form as Xxxxx (2008) treats adjectives, so neither it nor its functional head licenses a specifier. This means that the subject must start in the specifier position of the auxiliary. The functional head FA would then probe upwards and select the subject as a goal. The subject is an eligible goal because there is no intervening eligible goal, they are in the same phase, and they are both active. FA is active as a probe because it has uninterpretable phi-features while the subject is active as a goal because it has an uninterpretable (but valued) gender feature. When FA and the subject enter the agree relation, they agree in number and gender but NOT person. Person agreement is prohibited by SCOPA because the subject NP has not merged with a projection of the functional head FA. This structural distance restricts FA from agreeing in the person feature, resulting in a prefix on the adjective which encodes only number and gender. Just like in the fully agreeing constructions, after this agreement, the subject is still active, so it is free to move up further into the specifier of the auxiliary. When agreement occurs with the auxiliary, person agreement is allowed by SCOPA, because the subject is in its spec position. This whole movement and agreement process is drawn out for the sentence (57) in tree (58).33
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