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Subject Clitics and Complex Inversion

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Historical Linguistics and Language Studies Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction: on the syntax of questions in French Subject clitics7 Subject clitics, strong pronouns, ‘pro’, and stylistic inversion12 (Subject) clitics as heads SCLI, CI, and movement to the CP field SCLI, CI, and Remnant Movement to the complementizer area Fine-tuning Remnant Movement in CI and SCLI Conclusion

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