A Sarcee grammar . By Eung-Do Cook. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 1984. Pp. xi, 304. $34.00.

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Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Speech Variations and Diachronic Processes 2. Syntactic Categories and Basic Sentence Structure 3. Conjoined Sentences 4. Complex Sentences 5. The Verb Morphology 6. Classifiers and Theme Types 7. Thematic Prefixes, Adverbials, and Postpositional Constructions 8. Person Categories and Pronominal Prefixes 9. Aspect Prefixes 10. Verb Stem Inflection 11. Stem Initial and Prefix Phonology Notes References

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