Premodifiers in English: Their Structure and Significance

Jim Feist

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1. Introduction 2. Zones, and types of order 3. Semantic explanation of unmarked order across the zones 4. Syntactic explanation of unmarked order across the zones 5. Unmarked order within the classifier zone 6. Free order 7. Marked order 8. Historical explanation of premodifier order 9. Supporting explanations of premodifier order 10. Discussion 11. Conclusion.

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