Textbook
The current version of an Intro to syntax textbook I am writing can be downloaded here (version of August, 2025). Criticism more than welcome!
(Upcoming chapters: ditransitives, raising and control, A-movement, head movement.)
2025 LSA Summer Institute
Hosted by the Linguistics Department at the University of Oregon. I taught Introduction to Generative Syntax.
Lecture materials: HO1 / HO2 / HO3/ HO4 / HO5 / HO6
Memorial University of Newfounland
- Syntax (1103; Fall 2025, Winter 2025, Fall 2024)
- Field Methods (4500/6500; Fall 2025; crosslisted)
- Selected topics in syntactic theory (4110/6110; Winter 2025; crosslisted)
- Morphology (3000, Fall 2024)
Previous teaching
Yale University
- Syntax II (LING 254/654, Spring 2023), undergraduate/graduate course
- Linguistics in the real world (LING 106, Spring 2023), undergraduate course
- Morphology (LING 280/680, Fall 2022), undergraduate/graduate
- Current Trends in Syntax: the Operation Agree (LING 261/681, Fall 2022), undergraduate/graduate course
Queen Mary University of London
- Introduction to Semantics (LIN5217, Fall 2021), BA/MA course
- Syntax II Explaining Grammatical Structures (LIN5213, Fall 2021), BA course
- Syntax (MA, LIN7209, Fall 2021), MA course
ELBA (Escuela de Lingüística de Buenos Aires)
Linguistics Summer School at Buenos Aires
February/2020
Topic: Theoretical approaches to hyperraising