VP Coordination and the VP-Internal Subject Hypothesis

Louise McNally

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Sentences such as those in(1) have long been considered problematic because they do not submit to a classical analysis of coordination if the passive subject is derived in the syntax, unless conjoined IPs are posited at some stratum of representation.

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