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Okgi Kim (Kyung Hee University)
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한국영어학회 영어학 영어학 Volume.25
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2025.1
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390 - 414 (25page)
DOI
10.15738/kjell.25..202503.390

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Like languages like German and Dutch (Ott and de Vries 2016), English employs so-called specificational afterthoughts (SAs) (e.g., John met someone: Mary), where the appendix (i.e., Mary) appears at the right periphery of the host clause (i.e., John met someone) and is in a cataphoric relation with the correlate (i.e., someone). Under a bi-clausal approach, I assume two different underlying structures for the appendix: one that is syntactically parallel to the host clause (SPC) and the other that is an inverted specificational pseudocleft. Adopting van Craenenbroeck’s (2010) Last Resort logic for sluicing, I propose that English SAs are derived from SPCs as the first option and from inverted specificational pseudoclefts as a Last Resort option when the corresponding SPC is independently unavailable. In the analysis of English SAs, I provide a movement-and-deletion approach, according to which the construction is derived by focus movement and PF-deletion regardless of which of the two possible underlying structures for the appendix is involved.

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ABSTRACT
1. Introduction
2. Inverted Specificational Pseudoclefts as Last Resort
3. A Unified Approach to English Specificational Afterthoughts
4. Conclusion
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