The composite probe hierarchy: Towards a scale of  Prolepsis & Hyperraising

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This paper argues, based on the cross-linguistic distribution of Prolepsis and cross-clausal A-dependencies [CCA], that composite probes (probes containing two types of probing elements) show a hierarchy of dependence between the two sub-probes. As a result, three probing mechanisms arise, which we show are responsible for the cross-linguistic variation involved in the constructions ranging from Prolepsis to Hyperraising.

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