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Previous studies on Spanish interrogative constructions, which focus primarily on the di versity of constructions and their multiple communicative functions, do not sustain the view of an isomorphic relationship between (interrogative) form and (information sought) function as proposed in traditional grammars. In this study, through a frequency based analy sis of all direct wh- questions in 27 hours of naturally occurring Puerto Rican conversations (N = 1210), we establish the existence of sig nificant correlations between the pragmatic function of the question and the syntactic form these interrogative structures take. Canonical forms (questions with Verb-Subject order and null subject questions) correspond with the function of information sought whereas noncanonical forms (cleft questions and nonin verted Subject-Verb interrogatives) are typically used with other discourse functions. The re sults of a variable rule analysis (Varbrul) detail the linguistic factors that significantly con strain the use of these non-canonical interrogative constructions.

Correlaciones entre forma y función en las construcciones interrogativas parciales del español de Puerto Rico