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Amount quantification, referentiality, and long wh- movement (1989)

Asymmetries in long-distance exraction in a Tree Adjoining Grammar (1989)

Bare infinitives and external arguments – Kroch, Santorini & Heycock (1988)

The derived constituent structure of the West Germanic verb-raising construction – Kroch and Santorini (1991)

Dialect and Style in the Speech of Upper Class Philadelphia (1994)

Generalized Transformations and the Theory of Grammar – Frank & Kroch (1993)

Grammatical Ideology and its Effect on Speech – Kroch & Small (1978)

Inversion and Equation in Copular Sentences – Heycock & Kroch (1997)

Lexical and Inferred Meanings for Some Time Adverbs (1972)

The Licensing of CP-recursion and its Relevance to the Germanic Verb-Second Phenomenon – Iatridou & Kroch (1992)

The Linguistic Relevance of Tree Adjoining Grammar – Kroch & Joshi(1985)

The Middle English verb-second constraint: a case study in language contact and language change – Kroch, Taylor & Ringe (1995)

Morphosyntactic Variation (1994)

Nominal Structures and Structural Recursion – Frank & Kroch (1994)

Pseudocleft Connectivity: Implications for the LF Interface Level – Heycock & Kroch (1996)

Reflexes of grammar in patterns of language change – Kroch (1989)

Remarks on the XV/VX alternation in Early Middle English – Kroch & Taylor (1994)

The rise of do-support in English: implications for clause structure – Han & Kroch (2000)

Syntactic Change (1999)

Topic, Focus and Syntactic Representations – Heycock & Kroch (2002)

Verb Movement in Old and Middle English: Dialect Variation and Language Contact – Kroch & Taylor (1995)

Verb Movement and the Status of Subjects: Implications for the Theory of Licensing – Heycock & Kroch (1993)

Verb-Object Order in Early Middle English – Kroch & Taylor (2000)