| 1a | What is the context-neutral order of object (O) and verb (V) in simple transitive clauses (without an auxiliary) in a wide focus context? | Indefinite O | 1 |
| 1b | What is the context-neutral order of object (O) and verb (V) in simple transitive clauses (without an auxiliary) in a wide focus context? | Definite O | 1 |
| 2a | What is the context-neutral order of O and non-finite V in transitive clauses with a periphrastic tense in neutral contexts if applicable? | Indefinite O | 1 |
| 2b | What is the context-neutral order of O and non-finite V in transitive clauses with a periphrastic tense in neutral contexts if applicable? | Definite O | 1 |
| 3 | What is the context-neutral order of O and finite V in embedded transitive clauses? | | 1 |
| 4 | What is the context-neutral order of O and non-finite V in embedded transitive clauses - if available? | | 1 |
| 5a | What is the position of adverbs (Adv) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses in a wide focus context? | Frequentative (frequently - daily - often) | 2 |
| 5b | What is the position of adverbs (Adv) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses in a wide focus context? | Place (here - there) | 2 |
| 5c | What is the position of adverbs (Adv) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses in a wide focus context? | Manner (slowly - carefully) | 2 |
| 5d | What is the position of adverbs (Adv) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses in a wide focus context? | Time (yesterday - today) | 2 |
| 6a | What is the position of obliques (X) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses in a wide focus context? | Instrument (with a brush - with a pencil) | 3 |
| 6b | What is the position of obliques (X) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses in a wide focus context? | Place (in the park - at the market) | 3 |
| 6c | What is the position of obliques (X) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses in a wide focus context? | Direction (to the market - towards the hills) | 3 |
| 7 | What is the relative order of Goal (G) - Theme (T) and V in ditransitive clauses in a wide focus context? | | 4 |
| 8a | Can the S- or A-arguments follow V in intransitive and transitive clauses in wide focus contexts? | Transitive verbs (kill - beat - pull - stroke) | 5 |
| 8b | Can the S- or A-arguments follow V in intransitive and transitive clauses in wide focus contexts? | Verbs of appearance (appear - arrive - leave - vanish) | 5 |
| 8c | Can the S- or A-arguments follow V in intransitive and transitive clauses in wide focus contexts? | Unaccusative Verbs (melt - die explode) | 5 |
| 8d | Can the S- or A-arguments follow V in intransitive and transitive clauses in wide focus contexts? | Unergative Verbs (work - run - dance - pray) | 5 |
| 9a | Can a theme marked as an S argument follow another argument in a wide focus context? | Psychological V (please - frighten - amuse - surprise) | 5 |
| 9b | Can a theme marked as an S argument follow another argument in a wide focus context? | Unaccusative V (suit - fit) | 5 |
| 9c | Can a theme marked as an S argument follow another argument in a wide focus context? | Passive construction | 5 |
| 10a | What is the position of temporal adverbs (Temp) with respect to subjects (S or A arguments) in intransitive and transitive clauses in wide focus contexts? | Transitive verbs (kill - beat - pull - stroke) | 5 |
| 10b | What is the position of temporal adverbs (Temp) with respect to subjects (S or A arguments) in intransitive and transitive clauses in wide focus contexts? | Verbs of appearance (appear - arrive - leave - vanish) | 5 |
| 10c | What is the position of temporal adverbs (Temp) with respect to subjects (S or A arguments) in intransitive and transitive clauses in wide focus contexts? | Unaccusative verbs (melt - die - explode) | 5 |
| 10d | What is the position of temporal adverbs (Temp) with respect to subjects (S or A arguments) in intransitive and transitive clauses in wide focus contexts? | Unergative verbs (work - run - dance - pray) | 5 |
| 11a | What is the position of periphrastic TAM markers (tense/aspect/mood) with respect to subjects (S or A arguments) and verbs in intransitive and transitive declarative clauses - if available? | Transitive verbs (kill - beat - pull - stroke) | 5 |
| 11b | What is the position of periphrastic TAM markers (tense/aspect/mood) with respect to subjects (S or A arguments) and verbs in intransitive and transitive declarative clauses - if available? | Verbs of appearance (appear - arrive - leave - vanish) | 5 |
| 11c | What is the position of periphrastic TAM markers (tense/aspect/mood) with respect to subjects (S or A arguments) and verbs in intransitive and transitive declarative clauses - if available? | Unaccusative verbs (melt - die - explode) | 5 |
| 11d | What is the position of periphrastic TAM markers (tense/aspect/mood) with respect to subjects (S or A arguments) and verbs in intransitive and transitive declarative clauses - if available? | Unergative verbs (work - run - dance - pray) | 5 |
| 12a | Is there word order variation in which the O precedes the A in transitive clauses that are marked for information structure? | questioned A | 1 |
| 12b | Is there word order variation in which the O precedes the A in transitive clauses that are marked for information structure? | questioned O | 1 |
| 12c | Is there word order variation in which the O precedes the A in transitive clauses that are marked for information structure? | contrastive topic - A | 1 |
| 12d | Is there word order variation in which the O precedes the A in transitive clauses that are marked for information structure? | contrastive topic - O | 1 |
| 12e | Is there word order variation in which the O precedes the A in transitive clauses that are marked for information structure? | contrastive focus - correction - A | 1 |
| 12f | Is there word order variation in which the O precedes the A in transitive clauses that are marked for information structure? | contrastive focus - correction - O | 1 |
| 13a | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Psychological verbs) | questioned theme argument | 5 |
| 13b | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Psychological verbs) | questioned non-theme argument | 5 |
| 13c | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Psychological verbs) | theme is contrastive topic | 5 |
| 13d | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Psychological verbs) | non-theme is contrastive topic | 5 |
| 13e | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Psychological verbs) | theme is contrastive focus | 5 |
| 13f | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Psychological verbs) | non-theme is contrastive focus | 5 |
| 13g | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Unaccusative verbs) | questioned theme argument | 5 |
| 13h | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Unaccusative verbs) | questioned non-theme argument | 5 |
| 13i | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Unaccusative verbs) | theme is contrastive topic | 5 |
| 13j | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Unaccusative verbs) | non-theme is contrastive topic | 5 |
| 13k | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Unaccusative verbs) | theme is contrastive focus | 5 |
| 13l | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Unaccusative verbs) | non-theme is contrastive focus | 5 |
| 13m | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Passive constructions) | questioned theme argument | 5 |
| 13n | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Passive constructions) | questioned non-theme argument | 5 |
| 13o | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Passive constructions) | theme is contrastive topic | 5 |
| 13p | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Passive constructions) | non-theme is contrastive topic | 5 |
| 13q | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Passive constructions) | theme is contrastive focus | 5 |
| 13r | Is there word order variation in examples with a theme marked as an S argument that is marked for information structure? (Passive constructions) | non-theme is contrastive focus | 5 |
| 14a | Is there word order variation in ditransitive clauses that is marked for information structure? | questioned T argument | 4 |
| 14b | Is there word order variation in ditransitive clauses that is marked for information structure? | questioned G argument | 4 |
| 15a | Is there word order variation in the positioning of obliques (X) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses that is marked for information structure? (Instrument) | questioned O argument | 3 |
| 15b | Is there word order variation in the positioning of obliques (X) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses that is marked for information structure? (Instrument) | questioned X | 3 |
| 15c | Is there word order variation in the positioning of obliques (X) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses that is marked for information structure? (Place) | questioned O argument | 3 |
| 15d | Is there word order variation in the positioning of obliques (X) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses that is marked for information structure? (Place) | questioned X | 3 |
| 15e | Is there word order variation in the positioning of obliques (X) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses that is marked for information structure? (Direction) | questioned O argument | 3 |
| 15f | Is there word order variation in the positioning of obliques (X) with respect to O and V in transitive clauses that is marked for information structure? (Direction) | questioned X | 3 |
| 16a | Is there word order variation in the positioning of temporal and locative adverbs that is marked for information structure? | neutral context | 6 |
| 16b | Is there word order variation in the positioning of temporal and locative adverbs that is marked for information structure? | questioned Temp | 6 |
| 16c | Is there word order variation in the positioning of temporal and locative adverbs that is marked for information structure? | questioned Loc | 6 |
| 17a | Is there word order variation in the positioning of temporal and manner adverbs that is marked for information structure? | neutral context | 6 |
| 17b | Is there word order variation in the positioning of temporal and manner adverbs that is marked for information structure? | questioned Temp | 6 |
| 17c | Is there word order variation in the positioning of temporal and manner adverbs that is marked for information structure? | questioned Manner | 6 |
| 18 | Can objects of an embedded transitive clause occur in the matrix clause? | | 8 |
| 19a | Does the language have the wh-scope marking construction? | Plain example | 8 |
| 19b | Does the language have the wh-scope marking construction? | Embedded example | 8 |
| 20a | Can a subconstituent of an NP be discontinuous from the head of the NP? | displaced part of NP is given information - displacement to the left | 9 |
| 20b | Can a subconstituent of an NP be discontinuous from the head of the NP? | displaced part of NP is contrastive topic - displacement to the left | 9 |
| 20c | Can a subconstituent of an NP be discontinuous from the head of the NP? | displaced part of NP is contrastive focus - displacement to the left | 9 |
| 20d | Can a subconstituent of an NP be discontinuous from the head of the NP? | displaced part of NP is given information - displacement to the right | 9 |
| 20e | Can a subconstituent of an NP be discontinuous from the head of the NP? | displaced part of NP is contrastive topic - displacement to the right | 9 |
| 21a | Can referential subject pronouns be omitted? | Coreference with a previously mentioned person | 7 |
| 21b | Can referential subject pronouns be omitted? | Binding by the matrix subject | 7 |
| 22a | Can referential O pronouns be omitted? | Coreference with a previously mentioned entity | 1 |
| 22b | Can referential O pronouns be omitted? | Binding by the matrix subject | 1 |
| 22c | Can referential O pronouns be omitted? | Semantic binding | 1 |
| 23 | Are there active predicates lacking any contentful argument? | | 7 |
| 24a | Are there active predicates with one contentful argument that does not - however - bear the subject role? | Experiential verb | 7 |
| 24b | Are there active predicates with one contentful argument that does not - however - bear the subject role? | Intransitive verb | 7 |
| 24c | Are there active predicates with one contentful argument that does not - however - bear the subject role? | Existential | 7 |
| 25a | What happens with the subject position if the subject does not appear in its canonical position (displaced subject)? | Displaced (extraposed) sentential subject | 7 |
| 25b | What happens with the subject position if the subject does not appear in its canonical position (displaced subject)? | Dislocated noun phrase subject (in focal contexts) | 7 |
| 25c | What happens with the subject position if the subject does not appear in its canonical position (displaced subject)? | Impersonal passives | 7 |
| 26a | Reconstruction of binding: How do subject and object interact with respect to the interpretation of pronominals? | Can the possessor of a subject be coreferential with the object? | 10 |
| 26b | Reconstruction of binding: How do subject and object interact with respect to the interpretation of pronominals? | Can the possessor of an object be coreferential with the subject? | 10 |
| 27a | What is the connection between order and grammatical function in the binding of possessives? | Subject before object - possessor part of object | 10 |
| 27b | What is the connection between order and grammatical function in the binding of possessives? | Subject before object - possessor part of subject | 10 |
| 27c | What is the connection between order and grammatical function in the binding of possessives? - If possible. | Object before subject - possessor part of subject | 10 |
| 27d | What is the connection between order and grammatical function in the binding of possessives? - If possible. | Object before subject - possessor part of object | 10 |
| 28a | Placement of interrogatives in content questions | Asking for a subject in a transitive clause | 11 |
| 28b | Placement of interrogatives in content questions | Asking for a subject in an intransitive clause | 11 |
| 28c | Placement of interrogatives in content questions | Asking for a direct object | 11 |
| 28d | Placement of interrogatives in content questions | Asking for an indirect object | 11 |
| 28e | Placement of interrogatives in content questions | Time adverbial | 11 |
| 28f | Placement of interrogatives in content questions | Manner adverbial | 11 |
| 29a | Multiple questions | Can more than one constituent be questioned in the same clause? | 12 |
| 29b | Multiple questions | Can an object interrogative precede a subject interrogative? | 12 |
| 29c | Multiple questions | What is the order of manner and object interrogative? | 12 |
| 30a | Weak Crossover: Can a fronted interrogative phrase bind a pronoun? | Interrogative phrase = subject - pronoun embedded in the object | 14 |
| 30b | Weak Crossover: Can a fronted interrogative phrase bind a pronoun? | Interrogative phrase = object - pronoun embedded in the subject | 14 |
| 31a | Questioning parts of objects | Can an object be extracted from an object complement clause? | 13 |
| 31b | Questioning parts of objects | Can a subject be extracted from an object complement clause? | 13 |
| 31c | Questioning parts of objects | Can a possessor be extracted from an object NP? | 13 |
| 31d | Questioning parts of objects | Can a PP be extracted from an object NP? | 13 |
| 32a | Can an object be extracted from a transitive adjunct clause? | NA | 13 |
| 32b | Can an object be extracted from a transitive adjunct clause? | NA | 13 |
| 33a | Subject islands | Can an object be moved out of a subject clause that sits in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 33b | Subject islands | Can an object be moved out of a subject clause that does not sit in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 33c | Subject islands | Can a possessor be extracted from a subject in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 33d | Subject islands | Can a possessor be extracted from a subject that is not in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 33e.i | Subject islands | Can a PP be extracted from a subject in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 33e.ii | Subject islands | Can a PP be extracted from a subject in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 33f.i | Subject islands | Can a PP be extracted from a subject that is not in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 33f.ii | Subject islands | Can a PP be extracted from a subject that is not in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 34 | Movement of contrastive focus: Can a contrastively focused object be moved to the left periphery? | | 13 |
| 35a | Weak crossover: Can a contrastively focused argument bind a pronoun? | Contrast = subject - pronoun embedded in the object | 14 |
| 35b | Weak crossover: Can a contrastively focused argument bind a pronoun? | Contrast = object - pronoun embedded in the subject | 14 |
| 36a | Contrasting parts of objects | Can an object be extracted from an object complement clause? | 13 |
| 36b | Contrasting parts of objects | Can a subject be extracted from an object complement clause? | 13 |
| 36c | Contrasting parts of objects | Can a possessor be extracted from an object NP? | 13 |
| 36d.i | Contrasting parts of objects | Can a PP be extracted from an object NP? | 13 |
| 36d.ii | Contrasting parts of objects | Can a PP be extracted from an object NP? | 13 |
| 37a | Can an object be extracted from an adjunct clause? | NA | 13 |
| 37b | Can an object be extracted from an adjunct clause? | NA | 13 |
| 38a.i | Subject islands | Can an object be moved out of a subject clause that sits in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 38a.ii | Subject islands | Can an object be moved out of a subject clause that sits in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 38b.i | Subject islands | Can an object be moved out of a subject clause that does not sit in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 38b.ii | Subject islands | Can an object be moved out of a subject clause that does not sit in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 38c | Subject islands | Can a possessor be extracted from a subject in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 38d | Subject islands | Can a possessor be extracted from a subject that is not in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 38e.i | Subject islands | Can a PP be extracted from a subject in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 38e.ii | Subject islands | Can a PP be extracted from a subject in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 38f.i | Subject islands | Can a PP be extracted from a subject that is not in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 38f.ii | Subject islands | Can a PP be extracted from a subject that is not in its canonical position? | 13 |
| 39a | Are there relative pronouns and if yes - are they placed in the clausal periphery? | Subject relativized in object NP | 15 |
| 39b | Are there relative pronouns and if yes - are they placed in the clausal periphery? | Object relativized in object NP | 15 |
| 40 | Are there correlative relative clauses (or any other internally headed relative clauses)? | | 15 |
| 41a | Can the verb be fronted alone in a periphrastic tense/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Given verb | 16 |
| 41b | Can the verb be fronted alone in a periphrastic tense/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Contrasted verb | 16 |
| 42a | Can the verb be fronted together with the direct object in a periphrastic/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Given verb | 16 |
| 42b | Can the verb be fronted together with the direct object in a periphrastic/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Contrasted verb | 16 |
| 43a | Can the verb be fronted together with all objects in a periphrastic/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Given verb | 16 |
| 43b | Can the verb be fronted together with all objects in a periphrastic/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Contrasted verb | 16 |
| 44a | Can a passivized verb be fronted together with a subject in a periphrastic/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Given subject | 17 |
| 44b | Can a passivized verb be fronted together with a subject in a periphrastic/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Contrasted subject | 17 |
| 45a | Can an unaccusative verb be fronted together with the subject in a periphrastic/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Given verb and subject | 17 |
| 45b | Can an unaccusative verb be fronted together with the subject in a periphrastic/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Contrasted verb and subject | 17 |
| 46a | Can a transitive verb be fronted together with the subject in a periphrastic/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Given verb and subject | 17 |
| 46b | Can a transitive verb be fronted together with the subject in a periphrastic/modal construction when it is contrasted or given? | Contrasted verb and subject | 17 |
| 47 | Is there ellipsis of the non-finite verb and its object? | | 18 |
| 48a | What is the position of TAM marking words and the lexical V relative to each other when there are three such elements in the clause? | What are the options in a main clause? | 19 |
| 48b | What is the position of TAM marking words and the lexical V relative to each other when there are three such elements in the clause? | What are the options in an embedded clause? | 19 |
| 48c | What is the position of TAM marking words and the lexical V relative to each other when there are three such elements in the clause? | What are the options in an infinitive clause? | 19 |
| 49a.i | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to try | 19 |
| 49a.ii | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to try | 19 |
| 49b | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to begin | 19 |
| 49c | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to dare | 19 |
| 49d | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to want | 19 |
| 49e | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to promise | 19 |
| 49f | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to seem | 19 |
| 49g | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to see | 19 |
| 49h | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to let | 19 |
| 49i | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to make | 19 |
| 49j | What is the relative order of the Vs in a construction with a main V selecting a non-finite clause? (Restructuring vs. non-restructuring Vs) | to regret | 19 |
| 50a | In a periphrastic TAM construction - can V1 and V2 move as a unit for a transitive V2? | to try | 20 |
| 50b | In a periphrastic TAM construction - can V1 and V2 move as a unit for a transitive V2? | to begin | 20 |
| 50c | In a periphrastic TAM construction - can V1 and V2 move as a unit for a transitive V2? | to dare | 20 |
| 50d | In a periphrastic TAM construction - can V1 and V2 move as a unit for a transitive V2? | to want | 20 |
| 50e | In a periphrastic TAM construction - can V1 and V2 move as a unit for a transitive V2? | to promise | 20 |
| 50f | In a periphrastic TAM construction - can V1 and V2 move as a unit for a transitive V2? | to seem | 20 |
| 50g | In a periphrastic TAM construction - can V1 and V2 move as a unit for a transitive V2? | to see | 20 |
| 50h | In a periphrastic TAM construction - can V1 and V2 move as a unit for a transitive V2? | to let | 20 |
| 50i | In a periphrastic TAM construction - can V1 and V2 move as a unit for a transitive V2? | to make | 20 |
| 50j | In a periphrastic TAM construction - can V1 and V2 move as a unit for a transitive V2? | to regret | 20 |
| 51a | Can an argument A2 of V2 be separated from V2 by an argument/adjunct A1 of V1 - or by V1 itself? | to try | 20 |
| 51b | Can an argument A2 of V2 be separated from V2 by an argument/adjunct A1 of V1 - or by V1 itself? | to begin | 20 |
| 51c | Can an argument A2 of V2 be separated from V2 by an argument/adjunct A1 of V1 - or by V1 itself? | to dare | 20 |
| 51d | Can an argument A2 of V2 be separated from V2 by an argument/adjunct A1 of V1 - or by V1 itself? | to want | 20 |
| 51e | Can an argument A2 of V2 be separated from V2 by an argument/adjunct A1 of V1 - or by V1 itself? | to promise | 20 |
| 51f | Can an argument A2 of V2 be separated from V2 by an argument/adjunct A1 of V1 - or by V1 itself? | to seem | 20 |
| 51g | Can an argument A2 of V2 be separated from V2 by an argument/adjunct A1 of V1 - or by V1 itself? | to see | 20 |
| 51h | Can an argument A2 of V2 be separated from V2 by an argument/adjunct A1 of V1 - or by V1 itself? | to let | 20 |
| 51i | Can an argument A2 of V2 be separated from V2 by an argument/adjunct A1 of V1 - or by V1 itself? | to make | 20 |
| 52a | Can negation (Neg) scope over the matrix verb V1 when it is placed between V2 and an argument of V2? | to try | 20 |
| 52b | Can negation (Neg) scope over the matrix verb V1 when it is placed between V2 and an argument of V2? | to begin | 20 |
| 52c | Can negation (Neg) scope over the matrix verb V1 when it is placed between V2 and an argument of V2? | to dare | 20 |
| 52d | Can negation (Neg) scope over the matrix verb V1 when it is placed between V2 and an argument of V2? | to want | 20 |
| 52e | Can negation (Neg) scope over the matrix verb V1 when it is placed between V2 and an argument of V2? | to promise | 20 |
| 52f | Can negation (Neg) scope over the matrix verb V1 when it is placed between V2 and an argument of V2? | to seem | 20 |
| 52g | Can negation (Neg) scope over the matrix verb V1 when it is placed between V2 and an argument of V2? | to see | 20 |
| 52h | Can negation (Neg) scope over the matrix verb V1 when it is placed between V2 and an argument of V2? | to let | 20 |
| 52i | Can negation (Neg) scope over the matrix verb V1 when it is placed between V2 and an argument of V2? | to make | 20 |
| 53 | Does the language allow raising? | | 20 |
| 54 | Are there light verb constructions? | | 21 |
| 55 | Are there serial verb constructions? | | 22 |
| 56 | How are adverbial subordinate clauses marked? | | 23 |
| 57 | How is the coordination of clauses accomplished? | | 23 |
| 58 | How are alternative questions formed? | | 24 |
| 59 | Are there mermaid constructions? | | 25 |
| 60 | Can complement clauses be finite with adverbial/object/subject function? | | 26 |
| 61 | Can/must a clausal argument be extraposed? | | 27 |
| 62 | Can/must a clausal argument be fronted? | | 27 |
| 63a | What type of marking is there for nominal arguments? | intransitive | 28 |
| 63b | What type of marking is there for nominal arguments? | transitive | 28 |
| 63c | What type of marking is there for nominal arguments? | ditransitive | 28 |
| 64a | What is the type of alignment comparing intransitive and transitive clauses? | nominal arguments | 28 |
| 64b | What is the type of alignment comparing intransitive and transitive clauses? | pronominal arguments | 28 |
| 65a | What type of pivot does the language have - if any? | S/A-pivot | 28 |
| 65b | What type of pivot does the language have - if any? | S/O-pivot | 28 |
| 66 | Is there differential object marking? | | 28 |
| 67a | Is there any overt marking for information structure? | Topic | 29 |
| 67b | Is there any overt marking for information structure? | Focus | 29 |
| 68 | Are there articles and if yes - what is the relative position of article and head noun? | | 30 |
| 69 | Is modification by adjectives iterable in the NP? | | 9 |
| 70 | Can the nominal head of an NP be discontinuous from a demonstrative - numeral - or quantifier? | | 9 |
| 71 | Is there a class of adjectives and if yes - what is their relative order with respect to the head noun? | | 32 |
| 72a | What is the relative order of adnominal demonstrative - quantifier - and head noun? | Demonstratives | 32 |
| 72b | What is the relative order of adnominal demonstrative - quantifier - and head noun? | Demonstratives and quantifiers | 32 |
| 73 | What is the relative order of numeral - (classifier -) and head noun? | | 32 |
| 74 | What is the relative order of adnominal demonstratives - adjectives - and numerals in a noun phrase? | | 32 |
| 75 | What is the relative order of adnominal interrogative and head noun? | | 32 |
| 76 | What is the relative position of genitive and noun? | | 32 |
| 77 | What is the relative position of adposition and noun phrase? | | 32 |
| 78 | What is the relative position of complementizer and clause? | | 32 |
| 79 | What is the relative order of copula and copula complement in copula clauses? | | 32 |
| 80 | Is there a sentence-initial or -final polar question marker? | | 32 |
| 81 | Are there externally headed relative clauses and if yes - what is their position with respect to the head noun? | | 15 |
| 82 | What is the relative order of standard - marker - and adjective in comparative constructions? | | 32 |
| 83 | What is the relative order of subordinate and main/matrix clause? | | 23 |
| 84 | What is the relative order of plural word and head noun - if available? | | 32 |
| 85 | What is the relative order of subordinator and clause - if available? | | 32 |
| 86a | What is the word order in appositions? | Title | 33 |
| 86b | What is the word order in appositions? | Relation | 33 |
| 86c | What is the word order in appositions? | Toponym | 33 |