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Dr Nino Grillo

Honorary Research Associate

Email: n.grillo@ucl.ac.uk

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 Nino Grillo

Research Interests

Processing and representation of syntax, event structure and the availability of passivization in the nominal and verbal domain, attachment preferences and universality of parsing principles, language acquisition and breakdown.

Lab

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Publications

* indicates joint first authorship

*Costa, J. N. Grillo and M. Lobo.  (2012). Processing and acquisition of free relatives in European Portuguese. To appear in  Revue Roumaine de Linguistique. 

N. Grillo (2009). Generalized Minimality: Feature impoverishment and comprehension deficits in agrammatism. Lingua 119, 1426–1443. 

*Gehrke B and N. Grillo (2009). How to become passive. In Exploration of Phase Theory: features, arguments, and interpretation at the Interfaces, ed. K. Grohmann. Berlin: De Gruyter 231-268. 

Grillo N. (2008) Generalized Minimality: Syntactic Underspecification in Broca's aphasia. LOT series 186, Utrecht.

*Garraffa M. and N. Grillo (2008). Canonicity effects in aphasia as grammatical phenomena. Journal of Neurolinguistics 21:177-197.

*Gehrke B. and N. Grillo (2006). Aspects on Passives. In Blaho, S., E. Schoorlemmer, and L. Vicente, (eds.) Proceedings of ConSOLE XIV. pp. 121-141. 

Grillo N. (2005). Minimality effects in agrammatic comprehension. In Blaho, S., E. Schoorlemmer, and L. Vicente, (eds.) Proceedings of ConSOLE XIII, pp. 107-120. 

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