1 Merge and features: a minimalist introduction

JOSÉ M. BRUCART, ANNA GAVARRÓ, AND JAUME SOLÀ

Part I Formal features

2 Probing phrases, pronouns, and binding*

FREDRIK HEINAT

3 Wh‐agreement and bounded unbounded movement*

PATRICIA SCHNEIDER‐ZIOGA

4 Universal 20 without the LCA*

KLAUS ABELS AND AD NEELEMAN

5 What it means (not) to know (number) agreement*

CARSON T. SCHÜTZE

6 Number agreement in the acquisition of English and Xhosa

JILL DE VILLIERS AND SANDILE GXILISHE

7 Variable vs. consistent input: comprehension of plural morphology and verbal agreement in children*

KAREN MILLER AND CRISTINA SCHMITT

8 Grammatical features in the comprehension of Italian relative clauses by children

FABRIZIO AROSIO, FLAVIA ADANI, AND MARIA TERESA GUASTI

Part II Interpretable features

9 When movement fails to reconstruct*

NICOLAS GUILLIOT1 AND NOUMAN MALKAWI

10 If non‐simultaneous spell‐out exists, this is what it can explain*

FRANC MARUŠIČ

11 Valuing V features and N features: What adjuncts tell us about case, agreement, and syntax in general

JOSEPH EMONDS

12 The diversity of dative experiencers*

GYÖRGY RÁKOSI

13 Homogeneity and flexibility in temporal modification*

ANIKO CSIRMAZ

14 The syntactically well‐behaved comparative correlative*

HEATHER LEE TAYLOR

15 Some silent first person plurals*

RICHARD S. KAYNE

16 From Greek to Germanic: Poly‐(*in)‐definiteness and weak/strong adjectival inflection*

THOMAS LEU

17 Acquisition of plurality in a language without plurality*

ALAN MUNN, XIAOFEI ZHANG, AND CRISTINA SCHMITT