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A Functional Discourse Grammar for English

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1. Why Functional Discourse Grammar? 2. The general architecture of FDG 3. The Interpersonal Level 4. The Representational Level 5. The Morphosyntactic Level 6. The Phonological Level 7. Sample representations Glossary List of languages References Index

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