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  • Lee | Glossa
    Si Kai Lee’s article “On agreement-drop in Singlish: topics never agree” has just appeared in Volume 7 of Glossa, as part of the GLOWing papers 2021 collection of selected papers from the 44th Generative Linguistics in the Old World (GLOW) Colloquium. The paper can be accessed online here. Congratulations Si Kai!
    Posted on November 2, 2022
  • International Conference on Tense and Aspect in Conditionals
    UConn linguistics will be represented with two presentations at the International Conference on Tense and Aspect in Conditionals at INALCO, Paris, November 2-4, 2022: Stefan Kaufmann. Shifty if’s iffy shifts (invited) Teruyuki Mizuno. Strategies for Anderson conditionals: their implications to the typology of O- and X-markings
    Posted on November 2, 2022

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  2. Dec 16 COGS & SLAC Talk: Jonathan Peelle4:00pm
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  4. Feb 3 Linguistics Colloquium: Colin Philips4:00pm
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