Which Presuppositions are Subject to Contextual Felicity Constraints?

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Short Abstract: Some sentences with presupposition triggers can be felicitously uttered when their presuppositions are not entailed by the context, whereas others impose a contextual felicity constraint (CFC) (Tonhauser et al., 2013) requiring that their presuppositions are entailed. We present a semantic rating study that assesses which triggers are subject to CFCs. We test 13 different English presupposition triggers, making our study the largest cross- trigger comparison in the literature to-date.

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