We are pleased to present a new volume of the University of Connecticut Working Papers in Linguistics. The volume contains papers from several areas of linguistics, which reflects the wide interests of students and professors at the University of Connecticut. By providing the UConn linguistics community with a venue to present their finished or ongoing projects to a wider audience we hope to encourage collaboration and responses to these papers.

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Table of Contents

Discontinuous Wh-constituents in Brazilian Portuguese Ana C.P. Bastos

Alternatives to Again Sigrid Beck

Complex Predicates, Aspect and Anti-Reconstruction Jonathan David Bobaljik and Susi Wurmbrand

Integrity of Labial Consonant and Round Vowel Sequences: With Special Reference to the Exception to the Change of Middle English /u/ to Modern English /ʌ/ Inkie Chung

The Nature of Children's Resumptives Bosook Kang

Multiple Wh-Questions in Turkish: An Investigation of In-Situness Serkan Sener

Nominative Case Particle in Focus Related Constructions in Japanese Takako Iseda