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ESTAR + FC en el castellano peruano

In this paper, I will describe the construction Ella esta que canta (‘She is that (she) sings’) from the Peruvian variety of Spanish, where ‘estar’ selects a CP to conform a complex predication. I will follow Cuervo’s (2003) eventive structure in order to analyse the components in this construction; and the absence or underspecification of T in the embedded clause which allow the raising of DP through CP to Spec,T from the matrix clause (Martins & Nunes 2010; Fernandez-Salgueiro 2005; Fong 2019, Pesetsky & Torrego 2001, 2004, 2007). I will prove, in the first place, the monoclausality of the structure. Then, I will show that this structure is made through an organization of events by complementation: a state event selects a dynamic one, and both are interpreted from an aspectual perspective of iteration; finally, I will explain the rising of the subject from a lower clause through the feature nonspecification of T of the lower verb, with the consequent “escape” of the DP to a higher level, and, for this, we assume the possibility of considering Esp, C as argument position or mixed A / A ‘, given the selection properties of ESTAR.