Generative Syntax 6.1 - Wh- Interrogatives

Prof Caroline Heycock shows how wh-words form interrogatives.
This lesson corresponds to chapter 11 of the free online textbook “Syntax of Natural Language” by Santorini and Kroch at www.ling.upenn.edu/~beatrice/s....
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