Polish and English differ in the surface realization of the underlying Determiner Phrase (DP):
Polish lacks an article system, whereas English makes use of articles for both grammatical …

A Noun Phrase (NP) is a syntactic unit (constituent) resulting from expanding a lexical noun
(the head of the NP) by the addition of a variety of arguments and modifiers (collectively …

Numerically quantified phrases have received a well-deserved attention in the literature due
to their properties related to case distribution and patterns of agreement with verbal …

Problems With the Use of Articles in the Written Production in an L3: Psycholinguistic
Analysis and Teaching Implications Incorrect use or omission of articles is a common …

In this paper I discuss noun-like properties of relational adjectives in Polish, in view of the
recent proposals couched within the framework of Distributed Morphology that certain …

GoN can also apply long distance, that is, negation in the main clause causes the case shift
on the nominal direct object in the embedded infinitive (both in Control and Raising …

We discuss an empirical study that suggests a finer categorization of pronouns versus
lexical noun phrases in terms of their feature valuation. We argue that not all lexical noun …

The editors are indebted to all those who have helped make this monograph possible. The
book can be described as a sequel to a linguistics conference which took place in the early …

This paper investigates the syntax and semantics of direct kind reference in Polish. Taking
Borik & Espinal (2012, 2015) as our point of departure, we argue that kind-referring …

In many languages the same demonstrative forms can be used either deictically (to point to
some entity present in the speech act situation) or anaphorically (to refer back to some entity …