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• Adult education
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Fort Collins commuters VOC exposure and real-time instrument validation Ashleigh Kayne, Nicholas Good, Christian L’Orange, Taylor Carpenter, Maggie Clark, Jennifer Peel, Kirsten Kohler, John Volckens Colorado State Uni

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• Smog
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Locality and Agreement in French Hyper-Complex Inversion Richard S. Kayne and Jean-Yves Pollock New York University and Paris Est Marne-la-vallée November, [removed]HCI Standard French has a root interrogative constructi

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• Grammatical number
• Clitic
• Infinitive
• Agreement
• Linguistics
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• Grammatical conjugation

A Note on Auxiliary Alternations and Silent Causation* Richard S. Kayne New York University January, [removed]Introduction. As is well-known, French and Italian both have an alternation between have and be

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• Unaccusative verb
• Participle
• Causative
• French verbs
• Verb
• Auxiliary verb
• Infinitive
• Intransitive verb
• Non-finite verb
• Linguistics
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• Parts of speech

Comparative Syntax and English Is To* Richard S. Kayne New York University November, 2012 A central aspect of comparative syntax calls for discovering generalizations over crosslinguistic differences and similarities, a

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• Parts of speech
• Grammar
• English grammar
• Philosophy of language
• Complementizer
• Infinitive
• Copula
• Subject
• Split infinitive
• Linguistics
• Languages of Africa
• Syntax

Toward a Syntactic Reinterpretation of Harris and Halle[removed]Richard S. Kayne New York University December, [removed]Harris and Halle (2005, henceforth H&H) present a carefully worked out analysis of

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• Syntax
• Grammar
• Romance languages
• Metathesis
• Clitic doubling
• Linguistics
• Clitic
• Morphonology

Having Need and Needing Have Stephanie Harves and Richard S. Kayne Abstract A survey of a number of the world’s languages reveals that only those languages that have a transitive verb used to express possession (i.e.,

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• Transitive verb
• Verb
• Nominative case
• Subject
• Accusative case
• Grammar
• Nominative–accusative language
• Linguistics
• Grammatical cases
• Syntax

1 Expletives, Datives, and the Tension between Morphology and Syntax Richard S. Kayne New York University Table of Contents

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• Clitic doubling
• Reduplication
• Clitic
• Dative case
• Romance languages
• Locative case
• Demonstrative
• Friulan language
• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Grammatical cases