Understanding English Grammar: A Linguistic Introduction

Thomas E. Payne

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Introduction 1. History 2. Typology 3. The lexicon 4. Morphology - the shapes of words 5. Participant reference 6. Actions, states and processes 7. Basic concepts in English syntax 8. Advanced concepts in English syntax 9. Complementation 10. Modification 11. Auxiliaries and the 'black hole' of English syntax 12. Time and reality 13. Voice and valence 14. Clause combining 15. Pragmatic grounding and pragmatically marked constructions.

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