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A Student’s Introduction to English Grammar 2nd Edition PDF by Rodney Huddleston
- Publisher : Cambridge University Press; 2nd edition (March 24, 2022)
- Language : English
- Hardcover : 418 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1316514641
- ISBN-13 : 978-1316514641
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Contents
Preface for the Student
Preface for the Instructor
List of Abbreviations
1 Introduction
1.1 The English Language
1.2 ‘escribing and Advising
1.3 The Structure of Sentences
1.4 Investigation and ‘isconfirmation
Exercises on Chapter 1
2 Overview of the Book
2.1 Word Forms and Lexemes
2.2 Phrases and Clauses
2.3 Verbs and Verb Phrases
2.4 Complements in the Clause
2.5 Nouns and Noun Phrases
2.6 Adjectives and Adverbs
2.7 Prepositions
- Adjuncts
2.9 Negation
2.10 Clause Type
2.11 Subordinate Clauses
2.12 Relative Constructions
2.13 Comparative and Superlative Constructions
2.14 Non-Finite Clauses
2.15 Coordination
2.16 Information Packaging Appendix: Notational Conventions Exercises on Chapter 2
3 Verbs and Verb Phrases
3.1 Verb Inflection
3.2 Auxiliary=Verbs
3.3 Perfective and Imperfective Interpretations
3.4 Primary=Tense: The Present and Preterite
3.5 Secondary=Tense: The Perfect
3.6 Progressive Aspect
3.7 Modality=and the Modal System
Exercises on Chapter 3
4 Complements in Clauses
4.1 Introduction
4.2 The Subject
4.3 The Object
4.4 Predicative Complements
4.5 Overview of Complementation in VPs
Exercises on Chapter 4
5 Nouns and ‘eterminatives
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Number and Countability
5.5 Internal Modifiers in Nominals
5.6 External Modifiers
5.7 The Fused-Head Construction
- 8 Pronouns
5.9 *enitive Case
Exercises on Chapter 5
6 Adjectives and Adverbs
6.1 Adjectives
6.2 Adverbs
Exercises on Chapter 6
7 Prepositions and Particles
7.1 The Traditional Category=of Prepositions
7.2 Extending the Preposition Category
7.3 Further Category=Contrasts
7.4 *rammaticized 8ses of Prepositions
7.5 Preposition Stranding
7.6 The Structure of PPs
7.7 PP Complements in Clause Structure
- 8Prepositional Idioms and Fossilization
Exercises on Chapter 7
8 Adjuncts: Modifiers and Supplements
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Manner, Means, and Instrument
8.3 Act-Related Adjuncts
8.4 Space and Time
8.5 ‘egree
8.6 Purpose, Reason, and Result
8.7 Concessives
8.8 Conditionals
8.9 Four Other Clause-Modify=ing Adjuncts
8.10 Connective Adjuncts
8.11 Supplements
Exercises on Chapter 8
9 Negation
9.1 Negative and Positive Clauses
9.2 Subclausal Negation
9.3 Clausal Negation
9.4 Non-Affirmative Items
9.5 Scope of Negation
Exercises on Chapter 9
10 Clause Type
10.1 Speech Acts and Types of Clause
10.2 Interrogatives and Questions
10.3 Exclamatives
10.4 Imperatives and ‘irectives
10.5 Performative 8se of Speech Act Verbs
10.6 Minor Clause Types
Exercises on Chapter 10
11 Subordinate Clauses
11.1 Subordination
11.4 Interrogative Content Clauses
11.5 Exclamative Content Clauses
Exercises on Chapter 11
12 Relative Constructions
12.1 Relative Clauses as Modifiers in Nominals
12.2 Integrated versus Supp= lementary=Relatives
12.3 Integrated and Supp= lementary=Relative Words
12.4 Fused Relatives
12.5 A Relative Clause that Isn’t a Modifier in a Nominal
Exercises on Chapter 12
13 Comparatives and Superlatives
13.1 *rade Inflection
13.2 More and Most
13.3 Less and Least
13.4 Comparison of Equality
13.5 Non-Scalar Comparison
13.6 Comparative Clauses
Exercises on Chapter 13
14 Non-Finite Clauses
14.1 Finite and Non-Finite Clauses
14.2 The Form and Meaning of Non-Finite Clauses
14.3 The Functions of Non-Finite Clauses
14.4 Transparent Verbs and Raised Subjects
14.5 Verbless Clauses
Exercises on Chapter 14
15 Coordinations
15.1 The Structure of Coordinations
15.2 ‘istinctive Syntactic Properties of Coordination
15.3 The Order of Coordinated Constituents
15.4 The Marking of Coordination
15.5 Layered Coordination
15.6 Main-Clause and Lower-Level Coordination
15.7 -oint versus ‘istributive Coordination
- 8 Non-Basic Coordination
Exercises on Chapter 15
16 Information Structure
16.1 Introduction
16.2 Passive Clauses
16.3 Extraposition
16.4 Existential Clauses
16.5 The It-Cleft Construction
16.6 Pseudo-Clefts
16.7 ‘islocation: He’s clever, your dad
- 8 Prep= osing and Postposing
16.9 Reduction
Exercises on Chapter 16
Index
A new edition of a successful undergraduate textbook on contemporary international Standard English grammar, based on Huddleston and Pullum’s earlier award-winning work, The Cambridge Grammar of the English Language (2002).
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