WH-Nonmovement∗ Robert Levine Ohio State University Ivan A. Sag

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Cognitive science Linguistics Generative linguistics Syntax Noam Chomsky Parasitic gap Grammar Transformational grammar Filler Merge Locality Dependency grammar		WH-Nonmovement∗ Robert Levine Ohio State University Ivan A. Sag Add to Reading List Source URL: lingo.stanford.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 248,49 KB Share Document on Facebook

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