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Preface1. IntroductionRonald P. Leow, Hector Campos, and DonnaLardierePart I: History2. From "Two" to "Both": Historical Changes in theSyntax and Meaning of oba in SlavicAgnieszka GBPazorczyk and RoumyanaPancheva3. When Small Worlds Collide: Morphological Reduction andPhonological Compensation in Old Leonese ContractionsMinta Elsman and D. EricHoltPart II: Phonology4. Distinguising Function Words from Content Words inChildren's Oral ReadingCarol Lord, Robert Berdan, and Michael Fender5.Motivating Floating QuantifiersLisa RochmanPart III: Syntax6. ApplicativePhrases Hosting Accusative CliticsLuis Saez7.The Little DE of DegreeConstructionsRemus Gergel8. The Complementizer theHeather Lee Taylor9. Whatis There When Little Words are not ThereLjiljana Progovac10. Spanish Personala and the AntidativeOmar Velazquez-Mendoza and Raul AranovichPart IV:Semantics11.Predicting Argument Realization from Oblique Marker SemanticsJohnBeavers12. Aspect Selectors, Scales, and Contextual OperatorsLaura A.Michaelis and Michael F. Thomas13. Distributive Effects of the Plural Marker-tul in KoreanJong Un ParkPart V: PragmaticsThe Pragmatics of the FrenchDiscourse Markers donc and alorsStephanie Pellet15. "Little Words" in SmallTalk: Some Considerations on the Use of the Pragmatic Markers man in Englishand macho/tio in Peninsular SpanishLaura Alba-Juez16. Little Words that CouldImpact One's Impression on Others: Greetings and Closings in InstitutionalEmailsSigrun Biesenbach-LucasPart VI: Acquisition17. Instructed L2Acquisition of Differential Object Marking in SpanishMelissa A. Bowles andSilvina Montrul18. The Role of Pedagogical Tasks and Focus on Form onAcquisition of Discourse Markers by Advanced Language LearnersMaria Jose dela Fuente19. Article Acquisition in English, German, Norwegian, andSwedishTanja Kupisch, Merete Anderssen, Ute Bohnacker, and Neil Snape20. AContinuum in French Children's Surface Realization of AuxiliariesChristina D.Dye