1. Introduction: inflected infinitives and obligatory control European Portuguese is unusual in having both inflected and uninflected infinitives with partially overlapping but distinct distributions. Unlike uninflected infinitives, inflected infinitives can surface with overt/null referential subjects in EP in certain complement clauses as well as in subject/adjunct clauses (1) Será difícil [(...

Lymphoma of the orbit is a rare presentation of nonHodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL). According to the data from the literature, orbital lymphoma represents 8% of all extranodal NHL and about 1% of all NHL [1-3]. Symptoms which are usually caused by orbital lymphoma are proptosis, periorbital swelling, conjunctival (salmonpink) swelling, diplopia, and conjunctival redness and irritation [4]. Radiotherap...

Prevalent treatments of Obligatory Control (OC) derive the distribution of PRO from either government or case theory. However, ample crosslinguistic evidence demonstrates that PRO is case-marked just like any other DP. The phenomenon of finite control in the Balkan languages and in Hebrew, where subjunctive complements exhibit OC, demonstrates that the licensing of PRO must be sensitive to the ...

1 Fact and Fiction in Icelandic Control Jonathan David Bobaljik and Idan Landau Abstract A rich literature on Icelandic syntax has established that infinitival complements of obligatory control (OC) verbs constitute a case assignment domain independent from the matrix clause, and in this differ systematically from all types of A-movement, which manifest case dependence/preservation. As Landau (...

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