
doi: 10.1162/ling_a_00527
Among the proposals for multiple sluicing in Mandarin Chinese is what we call the multiclausal analysis, which posits that it involves conjoined single wh-questions. In this squib, we examine the analysis through the possibility of a pair-list interpretation for multiply sluiced clauses. We conclude that the multiclausal analysis alone is not sufficient to fully explicate the relevant phenomenon.
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