Contents: Mojmír Dočekal: Negation and Durative Adverbials – Dominika Dziubała-Szrejbrowska: Pięć kobiet czy pięciu mężczyzn? - Towards the Solution of a Numeral Puzzle in Slavic Languages – Hana Gruet-Skrabalova: What Kind of Element Is že in Czech? – Petr Jäger/Vladimír Petkevič/Alexandr Rosen/Hana Skoumalová: Towards a Treebank for All Tastes – Tomáš Jelínek: Automatic Rule-Based Correction of Stochastic Syntactic Annotation of Czech – Slavica Kochovska: Clitic Co-occurrence Restrictions in Macedonian Wh-Questions – Pavel Kosek: Word Order of Conditional Auxiliary Clitics in the Czech Language of the Baroque Period – Vesselina Laskova: How kogato Differs from kato: Analysis of Bulgarian Adverbial Clauses – Evgenia Markovskaya: Derivational Account of Gender in Deverbal Nominals in Russian – Roksolana Mykhaylyk: Scrambling to Middlefield – Vladimír Petkevič: Syntactic Functions of Infinitive in Contemporary Czech – Tobias Scheer: Yers and Epenthetic Vowels in Polish –Barbora Štindlová/Svatava Škodová/Alexandr Rosen/Jirka Hana: Annotating Foreign Learners’ Czech – Beata Trawiński: AND-Type versus WITH-Type Conjunctions: Towards a Corpus-Based Study – Ewa Willim: Concord in Polish Coordinate NPs as Agree – Erin Zaroukian: Homophony and Russian Copular Constructions – Petr Biskup: Slavic Prefixes and Adjectival Participles – Lucie Medová: Anticausatives Are Derived Unergatives – Bartosz Wiland: Prefix Stacking, Syncretism, and the Syntactic Hierarchy – Markéta Ziková: Lexical Prefixes and Templatic Domains: Prefix Lengthening in Czech – Rok Žaucer: The Syntax of Perdurative-prefixed Verbs and the VP-internal/VP-external Prefix Distinction.