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It reviews competing monoclausal vs. biclausal coordination analyses and examines cross-linguistic variation tied to wh-indeterminate systems. 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CWQs are particularly interesting in that they conjoin elements with different grammatical roles or syntactic categories, such as objects and modifiers, or subjects and objects, as shown in (1). The fact that elements of different grammatical roles cannot be base-generated in one position (i.e. the base positions ofthe subject and the object are different) necessitates the assumption that wh-phrases are not coordinated in their base positions.  \n(1) a. What and when does John normally eat? (Zhang 2007: 2134)  \n* This work is supported by JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C) (\\#23K00590 (PI: Masako Maeda),\\#23K00589 (PI: Yoichi Miyamoto), and by JSPS Core-to-Core Program (A. Advanced Research Networks“International Research Network for the Human Language Faculty”(\\#JPJSCCA20210001) given to Yoichi Miyamoto. Part of this work has been presented at the 30th Okayama Linguistic Forrum at Notre Dame Seishin University (May 2025) and at Japanese/Korean Linguistics 32 at Cornell University (June 2025) . I am thankful to Željko Bošković, Qiushi Chen, Tarcisio Dias, Gen Kasai, Jun Kawamitsu, Mika Kizu, Yusuke Kubota, Zixi Liu, Shigeru Miyagawa, Hajime Miyamoto, Yoichi Miyamoto, Nozomi Moritake, Giulio Ciferri Muramatsu, Taichi Nakamura, Mamoru Saito, Adrian Stegovec, Masahiko Takahashi, Kensuke Takita, Hidekazu Tanaka, Yuka Usui, Takato Yamamoto, Hideaki Yamashita, and John Whitman for insightful comments. All remaining errors are my own.  \nJapanese/Korean Linguistics 32.  \nEdited by Youngdong Cho, Young-Hoon Kim, and John Whitman.  \nCopyright © 2026, Masako Maeda.  \nTWO TYPES OF COORDINATED SLUICING IN JAPANESE / 121  \nb. (Ittai) nani-o sosite ikura-de kimi-wa katta no?  \nthe hell what-ACC and what.price-at you-TOP bought Q  \n‘Lit. What (the hell) and at what price did you buy?’ (Ishii 2014: 89)  \nThis has triggered extensive debate regarding what exactly is being coordinated and how. Under amonoclausal wh-coordination analysis, conjoined elements are the wh-phrases themselves (Kazenin 2002, Merchant 2007, Zhang 2007, Gribanova 2009) . In contrast, a biclausal analysis assumes that CPs are conjoined, with wh-movement taking place within each CP (Browne 1972, Giannakidou and Merchant 1998, Tomaszewicz 2011) . Furthermore, under the proposal that CWQs can have three possible derivations—one mono-clausal and two bi-clausal—Citko and Gračanin-Yuksek (2013) argue that languages differ in which of these structures they allow (see also Haida and Repp 2011). Regarding cross-linguistic variation, Bošković (2024) argues that the wh-indeterminate system is a prerequisite for allowing wh-coordination. This claim is supported by the fact that wh-indeterminate elements can appear in such constructions, as shown in (2) (see also Kazenin 2002 and Lipták 2003). In (2a), the conjoined elements are existential quantifiers; in (2b), universal quantifiers; in (2c), negative concord items, and in (2d), negative polarity items.  \n(2) a. Neko i nešto kupuje. 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