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Este artigo discute os aspectos morfofonológicos de dois sufixos nominalizadores no Português Brasileiro: -ção e –mento. Tendo em vista um modelo sintático de formação de palavras como o proposto pela Morfologia Distribuída e assumindo que a derivação sintática procede em termos de fases, argumentamos que os aspectos morfofonológicos dessas nominalizações são o resultado de duas propriedades sintáticas: primeiro, o tipo de estrutura argumental do verbo; e segundo, o ponto na derivação no qual a estrutura sintática é enviada ao componente fononlógico.
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