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This review article examines Pires’s (2006) analysis of gerunds in English. The distribution of clausal gerunds with/without overt subjects as well as that of TP-defective gerunds is investigated to see how well Pires’s Casetheoretic account is empirically motivated. We also examine the properties of the subjects of gerunds in adjunct positions, since Pires, following Hornstein, argues that they involve obligatory control. It is shown that some adjuncts, especially those that precede main clauses, have properties of nonobligatory control.*

NULL AND LEXICAL SUBJECTS OF GERUNDS