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A. CLAUSE ELEMENTS AND PHRASE ELEMENTS
• Porovnávacia gramatika I, str. 28 – 49: Syntactical elements
a nasl.
• Porovnávacia gramatika I, str. 61 – 76: Noun phrases without
a determiner a nasl.
• Leech, Svartvik: pp 225 – 229: Determiners (550 – 567)
• Leech, Svartvik: pp 268 – 271: Postmodifiers (719 – 730)
• Leech, Svartvik: pp 271 – 273: Premodifiers (731 – 738)
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 61 – 62: Prepositional
phrases, The main combinations of syntactic units in PPs
• Quirk, pp 379 – 382: Minor types of postmodification (17.24
– 17.26)
• Quirk, pp 383 – 393: Premodification (17.28 – 17.43)
B. MORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURES
• Porovnávacia gramatika I, str. 7 – 12: Language patterns
• Porovnávacia gramatika I, str. 24 – 28: Morphological
elements
• Swan, pp 556 – 558: Spelling (533 – 535)
• Quirk, pp 26 – 28: Spelling changes (3.4 – 3.8)
• Quirk II, pp 83 – 84: Regular plurals (4.36)
C. WORD CLASSES, D. CONVERSION
• Porovnávacia gramatika I, str. 13 – 21: Word classes and
conversion
• Quirk, pp 15 – 18: Words and word classes (2.6 – 2.8)
• Quirk III, pp 1009 – 1019: Conversion (I.31 – I.43)
E. NUMBER
• Quirk, pp 93 – 99: Number (5.35 – 5.44)
• Quirk II, pp 80 – 89: Number (4.31 – 4.57)
• Quirk, pp 71 – 72: Partitive constructions (5.2)
• Porovnávacia gramatika I, str. 77 – 83: Number
F. DEFINITENESS
• Quirk, pp 72 – 91: Determiners (5.3 – 5.32)
• Quirk, p 138: Adjectives with complementation (7.9 Note [a])
• Porovnávacia gramatika I, str. 51 – 63: Definiteness a nasl.
G. CASE
• Quirk, pp 102 – 107: Case (5.48 – 5.55)
• Quirk II, pp 96 – 98: Case (4.71 – 4.73)
• Porovnávacia gramatika I, str. 83 – 88: Case
• Longman, p 52: The use of the apostrophe after names
ending in -s (2.44.3)
• Longman, p 54: Omission of the noun after ’s and s’ (2.51)
H. GENDER
• Quirk, pp 99 – 102: Gender (5.45 – 5.47)
• Quirk II, pp 89 – 93: Gender (4.58 – 4.65)
• Hais, str. 75 – 76: Rod (38)
• Porovnávacia gramatika I, str. 88 – 91: Gender
I. PRONOUNS
• Quirk, pp 108 – 127: Pronouns (6.1 – 6.28)
• Porovnávacia gramatika I, str. 92 – 145: Pronouns
• Quirk, pp 364 – 371: Restrictive and non-restrictive relative
clauses (17.3, 17.8 – 17.9, 17.11)
• Quirk, pp 20 – 21: Assertive and non-assertive (2.11)
• Quirk II, pp 110 – 111: Non-assertive usage (4.93)
• Quirk, pp 224 – 226: Words negative in meaning but not in
form (10.36), Nonassertive items (10.37)
J. ADJECTIVES
• Quirk, pp 129 – 147: Adjectives (7.1 – 7.26)
K. COMPARISON
• Quirk, pp 152 – 157: Comparison of adjectives and adverbs
(7.39 – 7.45)
• Thomson, Martinet, p 37: Comparison (20 E – H)
• Quirk III, pp 288 – 290: Gradability (5.70 – 5.71)
• Quirk III, pp 295 – 396: Premodification of comparatives
and superlatives (5.77)
• Quirk IV, pp 466 – 467: Other expressions of comparison
(7.85)
L. VERBS
• Quirk, pp 24 – 25: Major verb classes (3.1)
• Quirk, pp 25 – 26: Full verbs (3.2 – 3.3)
• Quirk, pp 34 – 40: Primary verbs and modal auxiliaries
(3.11 – 3.18)
• Quirk, pp 250 – 252: Pro-forms for clauses and clause
constituents (12.6 – 12.8)
• Quirk, pp 19 – 20: Operator and predication (2.10)
• Quirk, pp 404 – 405: Focus on the operator (18.11)
• Quirk, p 243: Do with positive imperatives (11.19)
• Quirk, pp 55 – 56: Verb senses and the progressive (4.11)
• Quirk, p 48: Stative and dynamic senses of verbs (4.2)
• Quirk III, pp 93 – 96: Dynamic and stative verbs (3.40 –
3.41)
• Alexander, pp 160 – 161: Stative and dynamic verbs (9.3) +
Appendix 38, p 341
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 9 – 13: Verb phrases
• Quirk II, p 14: Categories of verb (2.7)
• Quirk, pp 343 – 344: Copular verbs (16.12 incl. the note)
M. TENSE
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 14 – 20: Tense
• Quirk, pp 48 – 51: Tense (4.3 – 4.6)
• Quirk, pp 57 – 60: Some means of expressing future time
(4.13 – 4.20)
N. ASPECT
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 20 – 25: Aspect
• Quirk, pp 51 – 57: Aspect (4.7 – 4.12)
O. SEQUENCE OF TENSES
• Quirk, pp 297 – 301: Direct and indirect speech (14.17 –
14.21)
• Alexander, pp 284 – 298: Direct and indirect speech (15.1 –
15.27)
P. MOOD
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 26 – 30: Mood
• Quirk, p 41: Finite verb phrase (3.19 (d))
• Quirk, pp 43 – 44: The subjunctive mood (3.23 – 3.24)
• Quirk, pp 346 – 347: Suasive verbs (16.19), Emotive and
hypothesis verbs (16.20)
• Quirk, pp 294 – 296: The present and past subjunctive
(14.13), Putative should (14.14)
• Quirk, pp 359 – 360: Adjective complementation by a finite
clause (16.39)
Q. MODAL VERBS
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 38 – 60: Modal verbs
• Quirk, pp 39 – 40: Modal auxiliaries (3.16 – 3.18)
• Quirk, pp 60 – 68: Meanings of the modals (4.21 – 4.34)
• Leech, Svartvik, pp 128 – 131: Degrees of likelihood (292 –
301)
• Quirk, pp 228 – 230: Negation of modal auxiliaries (10.41
incl. the note)

R. VOICE
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 30 – 37: Voice
• Quirk, pp 44 – 46: Voice (3.25 – 3.26)
• Tryml, str. 329 – 336: Trpný rod (58)
• Hais, str. 205 – 214: Slovesný rod (222 – 230)
• Quirk III, pp 803 – 808: Voice constraints (12.4 – 12.13)
S. NONFINITE VERB FORMS
• Quirk, pp 25 – 26: The functions of verb forms (3.3)
• Quirk, pp 41 – 42: Nonfinite verb phrases (3.20)
• Quirk, pp 286 – 287: Nonfinite clauses (14.4 – 14.5)
• Quirk, pp 327 – 328: The subject of nonfinite and verbless
clauses (15.34)
• Quirk, pp 348 – 349: Nonfinite clauses as direct object
(16.23 incl. the note)
• Quirk, p 352: Direct object and -ing participle clause (16.29)
• Quirk, p 362: Adjective complementation by an -ing
participle clause (16.41)
• Quirk, pp 372 – 375: Postmodification by nonfinite clauses
(17.14 – 17.18)
• Quirk, p 162: The split infinitive (8.11 – the note)
• Quirk, pp 311 – 313: To-infinitive clauses, -ing clauses, bare
infinitive clauses (15.9 – 15.11)
• Quirk, pp 351 – 353: Direct object and to-infinitive clause,
direct object and bare infinitive clause, direct object and
-ed participle clause (16.27 – 16.30)
• Quirk, pp 356 – 357: Indirect object and to-infinitive clause
object (16.36 incl. the note)
T. MULTI-WORD VERBS
• Quirk, pp 336 – 343: Multi-word verbs (16.2 – 16.10)
V. KINDS OF SENTENCES
• Quirk, p 204: Clause types (10.1)
• Quirk, pp 231 – 246: Sentence types and discourse functions
(11.1 – 11.22)
• Quirk, pp 20 – 21: Assertive and non-assertive (2.11)
• Quirk, pp 223 – 230: Negation (10.33 – 10.41)
• Quirk III, pp 406 – 407: Exclamations (7.78 – 7.79)
W. SUBJECT AND PREDICATE
• Quirk, pp 214 – 219: Subject-verb concord (10.19 – 10.26)
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 96 – 99: Concord
• Quirk, pp 222 – 223: Vocatives (10.31 – 10.32)
• Quirk, pp 242 – 243: Directives with a subject (11.16),
Directives with let (11.17)
• Quirk, p 417: Extraposition of a clausal subject (18.23)
X. CLAUSE ANALYSIS
• Quirk, pp 162 – 187: Grammatical functions of adverbials
(8.12 – 8.45)
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 86 – 143: Clause elements
• Quirk, pp 205 – 214: Syntactic functions of clause elements
(10.5 – 10.18)
Y. WORD ORDER
• Alexander, pp 3 – 4: Basic word order in an English sentence
(1.3 – 1.6)
• Quirk, pp 409 – 410: Subject-verb inversion (18.16)
• Quirk, pp 410 – 411: Subject-operator inversion (18.17)
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 99 – 104: Inversion
Z. COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCES
• Quirk, pp 262 – 271: Coordination (13.1 – 13.16)
• Quirk, pp 283 – 285: Subordinate and superordinate clauses
(14.1 – 14.2)
• Quirk, pp 288 – 291: Formal indicators of subordination
(14.7 – 14.10)
• Quirk, pp 304 – 335: Syntactic and semantic functions of
subordinate clauses (15.1 – 15.42)
APPOSITION
• Leech, Svartvik, p 204 (489 – 491), p 270 (725 – 727)
• Quirk, pp 382 – 383 (17.27)
CAUSATIVE
• Alexander, pp 246 – 248 (12.10 – 12.13)
COUNTABILITY
• Alexander, pp 38 – 42 (2.12 – 2.19)
• Swan, pp 137 – 140 (148)
FUNCTIONAL SENTENCE PERSPECTIVE
• Porovnávacia gramatika angličtiny a slovenčiny, str.153 –
177
NEGATION
• Swan, pp 352 – 358 (358 – 362)
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
• Thomson, Martinet, pp 212 – 244 (238 – 280)
• Swan, pp 259 – 274 (275 – 288), pp 277 – 287 (290 – 298),
pp 401 – 407 (403 – 406)
PREPOSITIONS
• Quirk, pp 188 – 202 (9.1 – 9.16)
• Porovnávacia gramatika II, str. 61 – 85
PRIMARY VERBS
• Quirk III, pp 77 – 81 (3.17 – 3.19)
• Alexander, pp 187 – 206 (10.1 – 10.46)
QUANTIFIERS
• Alexander, pp 88 – 105 (5.1 – 5.31)
• Leech, Svartvik, pp 48 – 49 (57 – 58), pp 279 – 283 (765 –
776)
• Quirk III, pp 144 – 146 (4.25 – 4.26)
WORD ORDER
• Swan, pp 20 – 27 (22 – 23), pp 206 – 208 (217)
• Alexander, pp 6 – 9 (1.12 – 1.13), p 126 (7.16), pp 129 –
130 (7.22, 7.24 – 7.27), pp 134 – 135 (7.40), p 141 (7.55),
pp 142 – 143 (7.59)
• Thomson, Martinet, p 77 (66A), pp 92 – 93 (88)