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This paper examines the DP-internal distribution of the plural morpheme in non-standard Brazilian Portuguese (BP) and argues that this is determined by the position of either cardinals (DANON, 2011; NORRIS, 2014) or silent nouns (KAYNE, 2005). Therefore, I propose that: (I) cardinals divide BP DPs into two domains in which phrases that precede NumP are marked with the plural morpheme while phrases that follow it are unmarked; (II) silent nouns have basically the same function in structures where cardinals cannot appear; and (III) number features are interpretable and valued in Num (AUGUSTO et al., 2006) and become valued in D and N after agreement (PESETSKY; TORREGO, 2006).

Nump e silent nouns: Fronteiras sintáticas na marcação de plural no PB