A grammar of the Kolokuma dialect of Ịjọ . By Kay Williamson. (West African language monograph series, 2.) Pp. vii, 127. Cambridge: University Press (in association with the West African Languages Survey and the Institute of African Studies, Ibadan), 1965.

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Introduction 1. Phonology 2. Phase-structure rules 3. Verb phrase transformations 4. Transformations of the noun phrase 5. Sentence transformations 6. Morphophonemics I: non-tonal 7. Morphophonemics II: tone and elision Appendices.

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