Oxford modern English grammar /

By:

Aarts, Bas [Author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, c2011.Description: xviii, 410 p. : illISBN:

9780199533190 (acidfree paper)
0199533199 (acidfree paper)

Subject(s):

English language

DDC classification:

425 AAR

Contents:

Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 An overview of English grammar -- ch. 2 Word structure and word-formation -- ch. 3 Word classes and simple phrases -- ch. 4 Grammatical functions, semantic roles, and tree diagrams -- ch. 5 Complex phrases and coordination -- ch. 6 Clause types and negation -- ch. 7 Finite subordinate clauses -- ch. 8 Non-finite and verbless subordinate clauses -- ch. 9 Tense and aspect -- ch. 10 Mood -- ch. 11 Information structuring.

Summary: This new grammar assumes no prior knowledge of grammatical concepts. Its broad coverage ranges from the very basic-such as word structure, simple phrases, and clause types-to more complex topics that lie at the intersection of grammar and meaning, including tense and aspect, mood and modality, and information structuring.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Reference Books	Main Library Reference	Reference	425 AAR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		015967

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Includes index

Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 An overview of English grammar --
ch. 2 Word structure and word-formation --
ch. 3 Word classes and simple phrases --
ch. 4 Grammatical functions, semantic roles, and tree diagrams --
ch. 5 Complex phrases and coordination --
ch. 6 Clause types and negation --
ch. 7 Finite subordinate clauses --
ch. 8 Non-finite and verbless subordinate clauses --
ch. 9 Tense and aspect --
ch. 10 Mood --
ch. 11 Information structuring.

This new grammar assumes no prior knowledge of grammatical concepts. Its broad coverage ranges from the very basic-such as word structure, simple phrases, and clause types-to more complex topics that lie at the intersection of grammar and meaning, including tense and aspect, mood and modality, and information structuring.

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