340 IndexOld <strong>English</strong> (cont.)and West Germanic languages 33–4wh-movement 271word order 46–53, 139–46, 172–4coordinate clauses 52–3main clauses 49–50NP level 46–8subordinate clauses 50–2uniform clause structure: OV approach147–9; variation between OV and VO150–1; VO approach 149–50VO analysis 154–60Overdiep, G. S. 244, 245Oxford <strong>English</strong> Dictionary 208parasitic gaps 259–60, 260 n3, 274particles 180–2marking verb position before movementDutch 190–2Old <strong>English</strong> 192–4Middle <strong>English</strong> 206–9evidence for V-movement 194–7, 201Middle <strong>English</strong> 165–6, 201–3, 202t, 203tmaterial between verb and (V . . . part)203–6Old <strong>English</strong> 185coordinate clauses 188, 188tmain clauses 186–8, 186t, 196tseparated from verb (part . ..V)199–201subordinate clauses 189–90, 189t, 195t,196tword order 140–1, 159, 181and prefixes 182–5universal base hypothesis 197–9, 205,209–10passives 29, 41–2, 77–9, 273–4, 276–83performance 3–4phrasal verbs 180, 180 n1see also particlespied piping 59, 66–7Pintzuk, Susanon verb-particles 189, 194–7, 207on word order 32, 33, 120–3, 128, 147–8,150–1, 165–6, 178Plank, Frans 6poetry 31–3, 69, 147–8Postma, Gertjan 317prefixes 182–5premodals 6–7prepositional objects 29prepositional passives 77–8prepositional verbs 180, 180 n1prepositions 44, 74stranding 59, 64–5Middle <strong>English</strong> 84–5, 272–4, 276–80Old <strong>English</strong> 59, 65–7, 141, 158–9, 184,263, 265, 266–7preterite-present verbs 7pretty-class construction 266, 271Principles and Parameters model 2–3, 8–10,13, 17–18, 305pro-drop 38–9, 70–1prototypes 20–1questions 53–4, 83–5Quirk, Randolph et al. 317recipient passives 78–9Reh, Mechthild 290relative clauses 58–61, 91–5Rissanen, Matti 135Rizzi, Luigi 169Roberts, Ian 7–8, 10, 12–13, 16, 134, 154robustness 11–12Rögnvaldsson, Eirikur 112–13Rosch, Eleanor 20Rubba, Jo 290Schmidt, Deborah 133Searle, A. 301sentential negation see negation: sententialSpanish 38, 70Stockwell, Robert P. 173Stoett, Frederik A. 242, 243Stowell, Tim 256subjunctive mood 64subordinate clauses 55–64, 88–103adverbial clauses 63–4, 101–3complement clauses 61–3, 95–101relative clauses 58–61, 91–5Swedish 12, 83, 235symmetric Verb-Second languages 113synchronic variation 17–19, 292, 318–19Taylor, Ann 32, 131–2, 136, 160–1, 174, 178teleology 4–5texts 27, 31–3, 37, 68–9that-clauses 62, 96–7, 159, 211–12, 212t,228t, 232THEME argument 44–6, 74–7theta-criterion 260–1Thráinsson, Höskuldur 112–13, 156Toller, T. N. 182–3, 183, 200
Index 341‘tough’ movement see ‘easy-to-please’constructionTransparency Principle 5, 7, 10Traugott, Elizabeth C. 287, 297Universal Grammar (UG) 3, 8, 13, 15Venezky, Richard 261verbal clusters 28verb-particles see particlesverbsfronting strategies 39–40, 50–1, 121impersonal 23–4, 44–6, 74–7inflections 38–41, 42–3, 69–71, 176Old <strong>English</strong> 22passives 29, 41–2, 77–9, 273–4, 276–83phrasal 180, 180 n1 (see also particles)prepositional 180 n1preterite-present 7separable (Dutch) 184–5, 190, 192surface similarities 22–5see also modalsVerb-Second constraintnon-root clauses 112, 122–3root clauses 112, 118–19, 122Danish 111–12Dutch 11–12German 12, 110–11, 112Icelandic 112–13Middle <strong>English</strong> 82–3, 129–34Modern <strong>English</strong> 113, 133–6Old <strong>English</strong> 104–10, 113–18coordinate clauses 53embedded clauses 108–10, 115, 121main clauses 105–8quantitative evidence 128–9role <strong>of</strong> personal pronouns 118–23, 125,126, 127–8, 135sentential negation 123–8Yiddish 112–13Vikner, Sten 113Vincent, Nigel 291Visser, F. Th. 220 n3, 222, 231, 267, 293–4,299V-movement 312–13particle evidence for 194–7, 201see also Verb-Second constraint; wordorderWarner, Anthonyon ‘easy-to-please’ construction 282 n9on grammaticalization 288 n1on infinitival constructions 225, 237–8,243, 244–5on modals 6, 20–1, 22on V-movement 177wh-movement 65–6, 257–61, 271, 274, 275–6,277–80, 282–3Woordenboek der Nederlandsche taal 245, 246word orderDutch 215, 219–20, 225German 215, 219–20, 225Icelandic 157, 165–6Middle <strong>English</strong> 160–4, 174–9clause level 81–3NP level 79–81VO analysis 165–72movement 136, 151–4, 157OV/VO order 138–9, 145–6, 206diachrony 172–9Old <strong>English</strong> 46–53, 139–60, 172–4coordinate clauses 52–3main clauses 49–50NP level 46–8subordinate clauses 50–2uniform clause structure: OV approach147–9; variation between OV and VO150–1; VO approach 149–50VO analysis 154–60Scandinavian 235see also Verb-Second constraintWurff, Wim van der 162, 163, 165, 210, 261,267, 279Yiddish 112–13Zeitlin, J. 222, 224Zwart, Jan-Wouter 159, 198
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