A Modern English Grammar on Historical Principles: Volume 7. Syntax
, by Jespersen,Otto; Haislund,Niels- ISBN: 9780415402552 | 0415402557
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 12/5/2006
Preface | p. vii |
Abbreviations and List of Books Quoted in Vols. II-VII | p. 1 |
Word-Classes | p. 41 |
Introduction | |
Substantives | |
Adjectives | |
Verbs | |
Adverbs | |
Sentence-Structure and Word-Order | p. 53 |
Principles | |
Central Part of the Sentence | |
Front-Position of Object | |
Front-Position of Predicative | |
Preposition at the End | |
Anaphoric Repetition | |
Front-Position of Tertiary | |
Place of Tertiaries (apart from the cases dealt with above) | |
Tertiary between S and V | |
Time | |
Quantifier Tertiaries | |
Special Cases | |
Overlapping | |
Imperative | |
Infinitive | |
Participles | |
Place of the Object | |
Tertiaries with Verbs | |
Sentence-Structure. Concluded | p. 107 |
Sentences with the Empty there | |
Front-Part Left Out | |
Middle Part Left Out | |
End Left Out | |
Inarticulate or Semi-Articulate Sentences | |
Person | p. 125 |
Introduction | |
First Person | |
Second Person | |
Third Person | |
Indirect Speech | |
Person in Verbs | |
They + Numeral. Them as an Adjunct | |
It | |
A. Anaphoric it | |
B. Preparatory it | |
Cleft Sentences | |
D. Unspecified it | |
The Generic Person | |
Reflexive | |
Simple Pronouns in a Reflexive Sense | |
Reflexive Pronouns as Regimens of Prepositions | |
Reflexive Possessives | |
Non-Reflexive Use of Self-Pronouns | |
Sex and Gender | p. 174 |
General Remarks | |
Substantives | |
Animals | |
Plants | |
Pronouns | |
Animate and Inanimate | |
Case | p. 219 |
Introduction | |
Case in Pronouns | |
Extraposition | |
Apposition | |
Relative Attraction | |
Preposition and Conjunction | |
Notional Subject | |
Loosely Connected Nexus | |
Position | |
Before the Verb | |
After the Verb. Predicative | |
After the Verb | |
Subject | |
Case in Pronouns (Continued) | p. 262 |
Phonetic Influences | |
Final remarks | |
Case in Nouns | p. 281 |
Introduction | |
Use of the Common Case | |
Common Case as Tertiary | |
Tertiaries of Measure | |
Tertiaries of Time | |
Tertiaries of Space | |
Tertiaries of Manner | |
Pairs of Words | |
First thing | |
"Sixpence an ounce" | |
Case (Continued) | p. 306 |
Possessive, Genitive, and Use of Of. Possessive of Third Person Plural | |
Possessive of it | |
My, thy: mine, thine, etc. | |
Use of the Genitive and of Possessive Pronouns | |
Genitives as Primaries | |
Other Employments of Of | |
Partitive | |
Specializing | |
Appositional of | |
Comparison | p. 342 |
Form | |
Orthographical Changes | |
Introduction to Classification | |
Monosyllables | |
More than One Syllable | |
Sibilants, etc. | |
Adverbs | |
Group Comparatives, etc. | |
Regular instead of Irregular Comparison | |
Comparatives from Prepositions, and Superlatives in most | |
Comparison (Continued) | p. 367 |
Double Comparison | |
Parallel Increase | |
Change of Vowel, etc. | |
Meaning | |
Gradual Increase | |
Latent Comparatives | |
The Three Degrees | |
A Very High Degree | |
Latin Comparatives and Superlatives | |
Strengthening | |
Determination and Indetermination (The Articles) | p. 403 |
Introduction | |
Forms of the Articles | |
Border Cases | |
Prosiopesis | |
Headlinese | |
Syntax | |
Stages of Familiarity | |
Stage I. Complete Unfamiliarity (or Ignorance). The Indefinite Article | |
Meaning of Substantives with the Indefinite Article. A in Book-Titles | |
Other Uses of A | |
Distributive | |
The Indefinitive Article before Words Generally Used as Proper Names | |
Indefinite Article with Quantifiers | |
Cardinals | |
Unification | |
Mass-Words | |
Shades of Meaning of Mass-Words with the Zero Article | |
Plurals | |
Names of Languages | |
Zero with Substantives in Certain Grammatical Functions | |
Object with Zero | |
Zero with Predicatives | |
Zero in Prepositional Phrases | |
Zero in Enumerations and Pairs of Words | |
Conflict between Articles | |
Articles before Junctions | p. 471 |
Various Junctions | |
Superlatives and Ordinals as Secondaries | |
Stage Two. The Definite Article | p. 479 |
Contextual and Situational Basis | |
Typical the | |
Generic Use of the | |
Distributive Use | |
Familiar the | |
The in Exclamations | |
The before Comparatives | |
Articles before Superlatives and Ordinals | |
Adjectives as Primaries | |
All | |
Both | |
The Which, etc. | |
Stage Three. Zero | p. 529 |
Address | |
Familiar Persons | |
Legal Terms, etc. | |
Meals | |
Institutions | |
Town, bed | |
Names of Periods and Dates | |
Proper Names | p. 544 |
Introduction | |
Personal Names | |
Place-Names | |
River-Names | |
Oceans, Seas, Channels, Straits, and Lakes | |
Countries, etc. | |
Islands | |
Mountains and Mountain Ranges | |
Towns | |
Parks | |
Streets and Roads | |
Buildings | |
Books, Newspapers, and Periodicals | |
Typical and Honorific The before Personal Names | |
Titles and Other Common Names Connected with Personal Names | |
Personification | |
Adjectives before Proper Names | |
Quasi-Proper Names | |
Quantifiers | p. 580 |
Introduction | |
Numerals | |
Foreign Numerals | |
Uncertainty of Number | |
Ordinals, Fractions | |
Distributive Use of Numerals | |
'Nothing' | |
Once, Twice, Thrice | |
Pronouns of Totality | |
Adjectives | |
Survey of Pronominal Quantifiers | |
Mood | p. 623 |
Introduction | |
Indicative and Subjunctive | |
Form | |
Conditional Clauses | |
Temporal Clauses | |
Wishes | |
Intention or Purpose | |
Content-Clauses | |
Concessive Clauses | |
Indirect Speech | |
Indirect Questions | |
Indefinite Relative Clauses | |
Imaginative were | |
Technical Terms | p. 648 |
General Index | p. 664 |
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