Table of ContentsArbitrary pronouns are not that indefinite Luis Alonso-Ovalle 1 Wh-questions and Wh-exclamatives - unifying mirror effects Manuela Ambar 15 Impersonal constructions, control and second-order predication Raúl Aranovich 41 Complementizer Deletion in Florentine: the interaction between Merge and Move Gloria Cocchi and Cecilia Poletto 57 Rhematic focus at the left periphery: the case of Romanian Alexandra Cornilescu 77 Multiple focus in European Portuguese: apparent optionality and subject positions João Costa 93 External subjects in two varieties of Portuguese: evidence for a non-unified analysis João Costa and Charlotte Galves 109 Extreme Non-Specificity in Romanian Donka F. Farkas 127 Resultatives: Small Clauses or complex VPs? Raffaella Folli 153 Topic, focus and secondary predication: the French Presentational Relative Construction Knud Lambrecht 171 Intonative structure of focalization in French and Greek David Le Gac and Hi-Yon Yoo 213 Splitting up subject clitic-verb inversion Nicola Munaro 233 Edging uantifiers: on P-Fronting in Western Romance Josep uer 253 Partitive constructions and antisymmetry Petra Sleeman and Ellen-Petra Kester 271 Stress-Focus correspondence in Italian Kriszta Szendroi 287 Definite and Bare Kind-denoting Noun Phrases Roberto Zamparelli 305 Index of languages and dialects 345 Subject Index 347