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Page 1: Basic English Syntaxwith ExercisesM
Page 7 and 8: PrefaceLinguists, it has to be admi
Page 9 and 10: Table of ContentsPrefaceTable of Co
Page 11 and 12: Table of ContentsChapter 6 Inflecti
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A Typology of Word Categories(164)
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A Typology of Word CategoriesAlthou
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A Typology of Word Categoriesstands
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A Typology of Word Categoriesnouns
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Check QuestionsCheck Questions1 Dis
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Test your knowledge Exercise 4l Pet
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Test your knowledge Exercise 10Iden
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Chapter 2Grammatical Foundations:St
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Structureachieve nothing and we wou
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Structure(12) SPPthe postwoman pest
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Structure(21) SPPthe postwoman thin
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StructureAgain, we cannot identify
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Structurehead of phrases such as th
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Grammatical FunctionsWe call the ar
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Grammatical FunctionsIn (49) the si
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Grammatical Functions(60) a we all
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Testing for StructureRestricting ou
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Testing for Structure(85) a *[under
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Testing for StructureAs we can see
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Testing for Structure(103) a where
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Testing for Structurestring of word
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Chapter 4The Determiner PhraseThe t
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Why the Noun is not the Head of the
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The Internal Structure of the DPThi
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The Internal Structure of the DPHow
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The Internal Structure of the DPdet
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Multiple Determiners(57) a this is
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Multiple Determinersdeterminer, the
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Multiple Determiners(72) a some of
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Test your knowledge Exercise 1Test
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Test your knowledge Exercise 7An im
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Chapter 5 - Verb Phrases(2) a the p
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2 Verb TypesChapter 5 - Verb Phrase
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Chapter 5 - Verb PhrasesThese objec
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Chapter 5 - Verb Phrases(45) VPDPV'
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Chapter 5 - Verb Phrases(58) vPDPv'
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Chapter 5 - Verb Phrasesmodified by
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Chapter 5 - Verb Phrases(76) VPDPV'
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Chapter 5 - Verb Phrases(81) vPv'vV
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Chapter 5 - Verb Phrasesrequirement
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Chapter 5 - Verb Phrases(183) a the
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Chapter 5 - Verb Phrasesthe subject
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Chapter 5 - Verb Phrases Exercise 4
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Chapter 6 - Inflectional PhrasesNot
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Chapter 6 - Inflectional Phrases4 A
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Test your knowledge Exercise 1Chapt
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Chapter 7Complementiser PhrasesIn t
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The structure of CPAs the complemen
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The Clause as CPVerbs such as wish,
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Interrogative CPs(21) CPC'CIPwasit
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Interrogative CPsWe have seen in a
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Interrogative CPsinterpreted as an
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Interrogative CPsWe know that the c
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Interrogative CPsBut this is a puzz
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Interrogative CPsNo other complemen
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Interrogative CPs3.5 Subject questi
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Relative ClausesTo conclude this se
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Relative ClausesBoth kinds of relat
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Relative Clauses(87) a the butler [
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Relative Clausesbecause the clause
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Other fronting movementsOne observa
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Other fronting movementsan Arsenal
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Other fronting movementsrelationshi
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6 ConclusionConclusionIn this chapt
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Test your knowledge Exercise 3What
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Chapter 8The Syntax of Non-Finite C
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Exceptional and Small ClausesSo it
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Exceptional and Small ClausesThis m
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Exceptional and Small ClausesIn thi
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Exceptional and Small Clauses(31) a
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Raising and Control(39) evidently *
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Raising and Controlargument cannot
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Raising and Control(55) a … has s
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Raising and Control(59) a it was be
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Raising and Controlreferential prop
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Raising and ControlIt seems to work
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The Gerundor the object in (81b) as
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The Gerund(90) DPDPD'the patient’
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Conclusion(97) NPN'NingvPv'havevvPe
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GlossaryA-movement: argument-moveme
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Glossaryanaphoric operator: an oper
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Glossarycategory variable: in X-bar
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GlossaryDegP: the functional projec
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Glossaryexceptional verb: verbs sel
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Glossaryheadless relative: a relati
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Glossarynon-restrictive relative cl
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Glossary[±V]: one of the three bas
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BibliographyBaker, Mark C. (1988):
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IndexBurzio, Luigi 178Burzio's Gene
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IndexH.Haegeman, Liliane 132, 320he
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Indexpredicate 15-18, 19, 22, 25, 2
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Indexintransitive verb 24, 34, 39,
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