Fragments, ellipsis, and PF-repair: New evidence from Indonesian

Yosuke Sato

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Merchant (2004) proposes that a fragmentary response like the one in (1b) to the question in (1a) is derived from its full-fledged sentential counterpart in (1c). (1) a. Who did she see? b. [DPJohn] c. [TPShe saw John] (Merchant 2004:673)

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