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The goal of the paper is to shed new light on the semantics and pragmatics of cleft sentences by discussing the exhaustive interpretation typically associated with these complex syntactic structures. Based on a fine-grained analysis of the contexts in which “exhaustiveness” can be cancelled as well as reinforced by English  also  and  only  and Italian  anche  and  solo , we claim that this meaning component associated with clefts in English and Italian is best accounted for in terms of a conventionalized conversational implicature. Our analysis is based on a corpus of authentic cleft occurrences collected from different written sources.

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On the status of exhaustiveness in cleft sentences: An empirical and cross-linguistic study of English  also - /only -clefts and Italian  anche - /solo -clefts