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This essay argues that they have incorrectly discerned the syntactic facts: their critical data point concerning the ungrammaticality of sentences like "The Katherine wants coffee" is mistaken.

The derivation in (14) above appears to be backed by the ungrammaticality of English (4a) above, and by the phenomenon illustrated by the Spanish wh-movement structure in (4b), both of which are repeated below with the original numeration.

Therefore, the ungrammaticality of the form *korka-lasen-ez indicates that -lasen is treated like a case affix here.

Suffix -ler follows an ergative distribution as it only occurs on subjects of transitive verbs (A-NP), but still can be omitted without resulting in ungrammaticality:

Pakistani students, irrespective of their linguistic background, have the tendency to not only use auxiliary verbs unnecessarily but also insert prepositions at places where they are not needed, which results in ungrammaticality. Two such examples of the unnecessary insertion of prepositions are already given in Table (v).

Moreover, participants experienced a self-instructional effect from peer's ungrammaticality (F3 = 46.8%).

And for Kuno and Takami (2004: 11-116), in turn, there is nothing special in the behaviour of die since for them there are many other unaccusative verbs in English that enter the COC, as examples (58-60) illustrate, without causing any type of ungrammaticality (10):

This also explains the ungrammaticality of bien in qualitative attributive constructions (cf.

The ungrammaticality of examples (1a-c) shows that my cannot combine with a and the, or with other members of the determinatives category with the specifier function.