students
Doctoral theses
Dissertations advised as chair or committee member at the National University of Singapore:
- Anne Nguyen, 2021: Formal analysis of the Vietnamese sentence-final particle cơ (as chair)
- Resulting publication: “A scalar semantics for the Vietnamese sentence-final particle cơ”
- Theresa Helke, 2018: On conditionals (PhD thesis in Philosophy)
- CHANG Qizhong, 2016: Wh-question constructions in Colloquial Singapore English
Advising as external committee member:
- Agnes Bi, MIT, ongoing
- Ka Fai Yip, Yale, ongoing
- Daniel Aremu, Goethe University Frankfurt, ongoing
MA theses
MA theses advised at the National University of Singapore:
- Keely New, 2020: The semantics of plurality in Burmese
- Resulting publication: “A post-suppositional account of associative plurals in Burmese” (SALT)
- CHENG Yuanchen, 2020: Classification of object control verbs in Mandarin Chinese
Honours theses
Selected BA honours theses advised at the National University of Singapore:
- CHOW Keng Ji, 2021: Presuppositions, Implicatures and the Scope of Exhaustification
- Resulting publication: “Restrictions on the position of exh” (SALT)
- Joey Lim, 2020: Clitic doubling, the double nominative construction, and word order in Pangasinan
- Resulting publication: “Deriving scrambling with word order freezing” (Glossa)
- TAN Yan Er, 2020: On the semantics of somemore in Colloquial Singapore English
- Meghan Lim, 2019: (In)definite marking in Burmese
- Resulting publications: “Definiteness and indefiniteness in Burmese” (TripleA) and “Anti-uniqueness without articles” (SALT)
- Cara Leong, 2019: Long-distance movement, binding, and scope in a continuation grammar
- Resulting publication: “Long-distance dependencies in continuation grammar” (PACLIC)
- Keely New, 2018: Predicate-fronting in Burmese
- Lauren Koh, 2018: An analysis of Colloquial Singapore English where got constructions
- Cheryl Lim, 2018: Topicalisation and extraction in Bikol
- Resulting publication: “Bikol clefts and topics and the Austronesian extraction restriction” (NLLT)
- Joe Wieky, 2017: Honorification in Nepali’s subject-verb agreement
- Phoebe Cheong, 2016: Sentence-final already and only in Singapore English
- Kevin Martens Wong, 2016: Differential Object Marking in Kristang, an endangered creole in Singapore