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E-grāmata: Critical Account of English Syntax: Grammar, Meaning, Text

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Tackling the role of syntactic constructions in text, thiscompanion brings out the connections between syntactic structures and semantics/pragmatics and the function of different clausal structures in written and spoken texts. It also draws attention to variation in standard written English, to the grammatical structures and discourse devices in spoken English, and to ongoing changes in English grammar. It focuses on the concepts of descriptive grammar as extended and refined over the last fifty years. Encyclopedic format gives immediate access the most relevant topicCross-referencing allows students to follow a thread and explore the interrelationships between syntactic structuresInnovative structure of the volume enables lecturers to decide the order in which they wish to discuss topics and to prescribe readingThis is a practical yet flexible reference that you can return to again and again, whether it be for learning, research or teaching.
Introduction 1(8)
Organisation and content
1(1)
Why study the grammar of English?
2(2)
What counts as the grammar of English?
4(3)
The data
7(2)
Grammaticality
9(10)
Grammaticality and acceptability
9(1)
Grammaticality and intuition
10(3)
Grammaticality and power
13(2)
Grammaticality: descriptive and prescriptive grammar
15(1)
Grammaticality and language change
16(3)
Adjectives and adjective phrases
19(13)
Adjectives and adjective phrases: introduction
19(2)
Adjectives and adjective phrases: adjectives and denotation
21(1)
Adjectives and adjective phrases: adjectives and gradability
22(1)
Adjectives and adjective phrases: adjectives as heads of noun phrases
23(3)
Adjectives and adjective phrases: adjectives as a word class
26(2)
Adjectives and adjective phrases: adjective positions in noun phrases
28(2)
Adjectives and adjective phrases: reduplication
30(2)
Adverbs and adverb phrases
32(6)
Adverbs and adverb phrases: introduction
32(2)
Adverbs and adverb phrases: adverbs and adjectives
34(2)
Adverbs and adverb phrases: structure of adverb phrases
36(2)
Adverbial clauses
38(10)
Adverbial clauses: introduction
38(1)
Adverbial clauses: time, condition, reason, concession
39(1)
Adverbial clauses: less common types
40(1)
Adverbial clauses: position in clauses and sentences
40(4)
Adverbial clauses: spoken English
44(1)
Adverbial clauses: subordinate clause or main clause?
45(3)
Clause and text
48(33)
Clause and text: introduction
48(2)
Clause and text: clefts
50(5)
IT clefts
50(2)
WH clefts
52(1)
Reverse WH clefts
53(1)
TH clefts
54(1)
Clause and text: cohesion
55(26)
Cohesion: orientation
55(1)
Cohesion: orientation in place
55(1)
Cohesion: orientation in time
55(1)
Cohesion: orientation in time: tense and aspect
55(1)
Cohesion: co-reference and referent tracking
56(1)
Cohesion: coordination and subordination
57(1)
Cohesion: adverbials and conjunctions
57(1)
Clause and text: cohesion --- active, passive, middle
58(3)
Clause and text: discourse markers
61(1)
Clause and text: ellipsis
62(1)
Clause and text: focus
63(1)
Clause and text: focus: special syntactic constructions
64(3)
Clause and text: focus: word order
67(1)
Clause and text: given and new
67(4)
Clause and text: non-finite clauses
71(1)
Clause and text: spoken and written text
72(3)
Clause and text: theme
75(6)
Clause structure
81(26)
Clause structure: introduction
81(1)
Clause structure: constituents
81(4)
Transposition
81(1)
Substitution
82(1)
Coordination
82(3)
Clause structure: dependency relations
85(7)
Clause structure: hierarchical structure
92(3)
Clause structure: linearity and predicate-argument structure
95(2)
Clause structure: linearity and grammatical functions
97(4)
Clause structure: verb phrases
101(2)
Clause structure: integrated and unintegrated syntax
103(4)
Clefts
107(5)
Clauses: clefts
107(5)
Complement clauses
112(13)
Complement clauses: complementisers
112(2)
Complement clauses: embedded interrogatives
114(5)
Complement clauses: mood and modality
119(2)
Complement clauses: gerunds, infinitives and meaning
121(1)
Complement clauses: noun complement clauses
122(3)
Constructions
125(3)
Constructions: overview
125(3)
Non-finite clauses
128(13)
Non-finite clauses: introduction
128(2)
Non-finite clauses: infinitives
130(1)
Non-finite clauses: free participles
131(2)
Non-finite clauses: gerunds (Type 1)
133(1)
Non-finite clauses: gerunds (Type 2)
134(2)
Non-finite clauses: reduced adverbials
136(1)
Non-finite clauses: reduced relatives
137(1)
Non-finite clauses: verb stem
137(1)
Non-finite clauses: with + NP
138(1)
Non-finite clauses: eight types or four?
139(2)
Nouns and noun phrases
141(29)
Nouns and noun phrases: introduction
141(10)
Nouns and noun phrases: common and proper
151(2)
Nouns and noun phrases: count and mass
153(5)
Countability: individuals and substances
153(2)
Partitives
155(1)
Number and agreement
155(3)
Nouns and noun phrases: determinatives
158(6)
Nouns and noun phrases: pronouns
164(6)
Prepositions and prepositional phrases
170(10)
Prepositions and prepositional phrases: introduction
170(1)
Prepositions and prepositional phrases: prepositions and particles
171(2)
Prepositions and prepositional phrases: prepositions, transitive and intransitive
173(1)
Prepositions and prepositional phrases: prepositional phrases, their distribution
174(2)
Complements of verbs
175(1)
Complements (or postmodifiers) of nouns
175(1)
Complements (or postmodifiers) of adjectives
175(1)
Complements of prepositions
175(1)
Prepositions and prepositional phrases: prepositions and meaning
176(2)
Prepositions and prepositional phrases: prepositional verbs
178(2)
Relative clauses
180(26)
Relative clauses: introduction
180(2)
Relative clauses: contact
182(1)
Relative clauses: free
183(2)
Relative clauses: infinitival
185(1)
Relative clauses: non-standard
186(1)
Relative clauses: propositional
187(1)
Relative clauses: restrictive and non-restrictive
188(2)
Relative clauses: shadow pronouns
190(3)
Relative clauses: th
193(2)
Relative clauses: unattached
195(2)
Relative clauses: unintegrated
197(1)
Relative clauses: wh
198(3)
Relative clauses: wh words as deictics
201(1)
Relative clauses: which as discourse connective
202(4)
Sentences and clauses
206(18)
Sentences and clauses: introduction
206(2)
Sentences and clauses: clauses
208(2)
Sentences and clauses: complex sentences
210(1)
Sentences and clauses: compound sentences
211(1)
Sentences and clauses: main and subordinate clauses
212(4)
Sentences and clauses: sentence fragments
216(2)
Sentences and clauses: simple sentences
218(1)
Sentences and clauses: subordinate clauses: preposition or complementiser?
218(2)
Sentences and clauses: system sentence and text sentence
220(4)
Verbs and verb phrases
224(44)
Verbs and verb phrases: tense and aspect: introduction
224(3)
Verbs and verb phrases: tense and aspect in English
227(2)
Verbs and verb phrases: future tense
229(3)
Verbs and verb phrases: middle construction
232(4)
Verbs and verb phrases: mood and modality
236(7)
Verbs and verb phrases: passive voice
243(2)
Verbs and verb phrases: present perfect and adverbs
245(4)
Verbs and verb phrases: present perfect and resultative
249(3)
Verbs and verb phrases: present perfect and simple past
252(2)
Verbs and verb phrases: progressive aspect
254(3)
Verbs and verb phrases: simple present
257(4)
Verbs and verb phrases: situation (lexical) aspect
261(7)
Word classes
268(13)
Word classes: introduction
268(1)
Word classes: major and minor
268(2)
Word classes: gradience
270(3)
Word classes: criteria
273(2)
Word classes: semantics
275(4)
Word classes: syntactic criteria and sub-classes
279(2)
Notes 281(10)
Bibliography 291(3)
Index 294