THE STRUCTURE OF COMPLEMENTATION -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Dedication -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- FOREWORD -- Table of contents -- I. INTRODUCTION -- II. ON THE PORTUGUESE VERB PARECER -- 1.0 Introduction -- 2.0 Some limitations -- 3.0 Three alternative analyses -- 3.1 Inadequacy of the Aux-parecer hypothesis -- 3.2 Inadequacies of the EQUI-NP hypothesis -- 4.0 A fourth alternative analysis -- 5.0 The Agreement Problem : An Explanatory Theory -- NOTES -- III. ON 'MISSING SUBJECTS' IN PORTUGUESE -- 1.0 Introduction -- 2.0 On Complement Subject Deletion -- 2.1 The Deletion Hypothesis -- 2.2 Inadequacies of the Complex VP Hypothesis -- 2.3 Inadequacies of the Interpretive Hypothesis -- 3.0 The cyclic nature of Complement Subject Deletion -- 4.0 Subject Pronoun Deletion -- 5.0 The non-cyclic nature of Subject Pronoun Deletion -- 6.0 The 'Doom' Hypothesis -- NOTES -- IV. SOME PROPERTIES OF AGREEMENT RULES -- A. PRELIMINARIES -- B. SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT IN PORTUGUESE -- C. GENDER-NUMBER AGREEMENT IN PORTUGUESE -- D. CASE AGREEMENT IN ANIENT GREEK -- 1.0 Introduction -- 2.0 Inadequacies of the 'global' hypothesis -- 3.0 The 'transformational' hypothesis -- 3.1 Some properties of the rule of Case Agreement -- 3.2 The Cyclic Nature of Case Agreement -- 4.0 The Rule of Case Attraction in Greek -- 5.0 Case Agreement and Case Attraction : Refinements and Conclusions -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY.