Syntactic accounts Sample Clauses

Syntactic accounts. A number of accounts tried to resolve the puzzle of agreement with conjoined NPs and all the specificities related to this particular type of agreement. Some explanations were given in Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx (1993), Xxxx (1999), Xxxxx (2004), Doron (2000), Xxxxxxxxxxx (1998), Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, and Sportiche (1994, 1999), among others. These accounts try to capture conjunct agreement based on examples from English, Arabic, Hebrew, and a number of other languages. Some recent accounts look into conjunct agreement in Slavic languages. Namely, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxx (2007) analyzed 4 For further arguments in favour of treating the coordinate phrase as an NP that has BP as its adjunct, see Xxxx (2003). agreement with the last conjunct in Slovene, and Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxxx (2012) examined grammars of conjunct agreement in an experimental study. Xxxxxxxx (2009) unifies mechanisms of agreement with the first conjunct and agreement with the last conjunct, and in Xxxxxxxx (2010), this account is extended to Russian. Xxxxxxxx (2009) presents an account based on the operation Agree that unifies mechanisms of first conjunct agreement (FCA) and last conjunct agreement (LCA), but also explains some issues related to Agree itself. An important starting point is that in Serbian we can find two kinds of conjunct agreement. FCA is agreement with the first conjunct, and it is found when the subject is post-verbal. LCA is agreement with the last conjunct, and it is found in the cases where the subject is preverbal. Sentences in (25a-b) provide examples for FCA and LCA in SC, respectively.
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