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دسته بندی: خارجی: انگلیسی ویرایش: 4 نویسندگان: Nelson Gerald. Greenbaum Sidney سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9781317518587, 9781315720319 ناشر: Taylor and Francis سال نشر: 2015 تعداد صفحات: 0 زبان: English فرمت فایل : AZW3 (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 2 مگابایت
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Cover Title Copyright Dedication Contents Preface to the fourth edition Introduction What is grammar? Grammar and other aspects of language Grammars of English National varieties of English Standard English and non-standard English Variation according to use Descriptive rules and prescriptive rules Why study grammar? How this book is organized PART I The grammar 1 The parts of a simple sentence 1.1 How we analyse sentences: form and function 1.2 Subject, predicate, verb 1.3 Operator 1.4 Do, be and have 1.5 Identifying the subject 1.6 Grammatical features of the subject 1.7 Transitive verbs and direct object 1.8 Linking verbs and subject complement 1.9 Intransitive verbs and adverbials 1.10 Adverbial complement 1.11 Direct object and indirect object 1.12 Direct object and object complement 1.13 Summary: the basic sentence structures 1.14 The meanings of the sentence elements Exercises Advanced exercises 2 Word classes 2.1 Open and closed classes 2.2 Word classes and word uses Nouns 2.3 Noun suffixes 2.4 Noun classes 2.5 Number 2.6 Gender 2.7 Case 2.8 Dependent and independent genitives Main verbs 2.9 Verb suffixes 2.10 Regular verbs 2.11 Irregular verbs Auxiliary verbs 2.12 Classes of auxiliaries 2.13 The passive auxiliary 2.14 The progressive auxiliary 2.15 The perfect auxiliary 2.16 Auxiliary do 2.17 Modal auxiliaries 2.18 The meanings of the modals Adjectives 2.19 Adjective suffixes 2.20 Adjective classes 2.21 Gradability and comparison Adverbs 2.22 Adverb suffixes 2.23 Gradability and comparison Pronouns 2.24 Pronoun classes 2.25 Personal pronouns 2.26 Possessive pronouns 2.27 Reflexive pronouns 2.28 Demonstrative pronouns 2.29 Reciprocal pronouns 2.30 Interrogative pronouns 2.31 Relative pronouns 2.32 Indefinite pronouns and numerals 2.33 Pronoun one Determiners 2.34 Classes of determiners 2.35 Pre-determiners 2.36 Central determiners 2.37 Post-determiners 2.38 The articles and reference Conjunctions 2.39 Coordinating conjunctions 2.40 Subordinating conjunctions Prepositions 2.41 Simple prepositions 2.42 Complex prepositions Exercises Advanced exercises 3 The structures of phrases 3.1 Phrase types The noun phrase 3.2 The structure of the noun phrase 3.3 Determiners 3.4 Modifiers 3.5 Relative clauses 3.6 Appositive clauses 3.7 Apposition 3.8 Coordination of noun phrases 3.9 Noun phrase complexity 3.10 Functions of noun phrases The verb phrase 3.11 The structure of the verb phrase 3.12 Main verbs 3.13 Tense, person, and number 3.14 Aspect 3.15 Voice 3.16 Expressing future time 3.17 The ordering of auxiliaries 3.18 Finite and non-finite verb phrases 3.19 Mood 3.20 Multi-word verbs The adjective phrase 3.21 The structure of the adjective phrase 3.22 Functions of adjective phrases The adverb phrase 3.23 The structure of the adverb phrase 3.24 Functions of adverb phrases The prepositional phrase 3.25 The structure of the prepositional phrase 3.26 Functions of prepositional phrases Exercises Advanced exercises 4 Sentences and clauses 4.1 What is a sentence? 4.2 Irregular sentences and non-sentences 4.3 What is a clause? 4.4 Sentence types 4.5 Declaratives 4.6 Interrogatives 4.7 Imperatives 4.8 Exclamatives 4.9 Speech acts 4.10 Active and passive sentences 4.11 Positive and negative sentences 4.12 Compound sentences 4.13 Complex sentences and subordinate clauses 4.14 Non-finite and verbless clauses 4.15 Functions of subordinate clauses 4.16 Sentence complexity 4.17 There-structures 4.18 Cleft sentences 4.19 Anticipatory it Exercises Advanced exercises PART II The applications 5 Usage problems Subject–verb agreement 5.1 The general rules 5.2 And 5.3 Or, nor 5.4 With 5.5 Collective nouns 5.6 Indefinite pronouns 5.7 Quantity phrases 5.8 Singular nouns ending in -s 5.9 Who, which, that 5.10 What 5.11 There is, there are 5.12 Citations and titles Case 5.13 Subject complement 5.14 Coordinated phrases 5.15 After as and than 5.16 After but 5.17 After let 5.18 Who, whom 5.19 Case with -ing clauses Auxiliaries and verbs 5.20 Problems with auxiliaries 5.21 Lie, lay 5.22 Present tense 5.23 Past and -ed participles 5.24 Past and were subjunctive 5.25 Multiple negation Adjectives and adverbs 5.26 Confusion between adjectives and adverbs 5.27 Comparison 5.28 Only 5.29 Dangling modifiers Exercises Advanced exercises 6 Style 6.1 Style in writing Emphasis 6.2 End-focus 6.3 Front-focus 6.4 There-structures and cleft sentences 6.5 Parenthetic expressions Clarity 6.6 End-weight 6.7 Misplaced expressions 6.8 Abstract nouns 6.9 Modifiers in noun phrases 6.10 Subordination 6.11 Parallelism 6.12 Repeated sounds 6.13 Pronoun reference Consistency 6.14 Pronoun agreement 6.15 Tense consistency Exercises Advanced exercises 7 English in use 7.1 Register variation 7.2 Conversational English 7.3 Unscripted monologue 7.4 Sports commentary 7.5 English in emails and text messages 7.6 English in chatrooms, message boards, and tweets 7.7 The language of literature Exercises Advanced exercises 8 Punctuation 8.1 Punctuation rules 8.2 Sentence fragments and fragmentary sentences 8.3 Run-on sentences and comma splices 8.4 Coordinated main clauses 8.5 Direct speech 8.6 Citations 8.7 Questions 8.8 Restrictive and non-restrictive relative clauses 8.9 Restrictive and non-restrictive apposition 8.10 Adverbial clauses 8.11 Vocatives and interjections 8.12 Avoiding misunderstanding 8.13 Genitives of nouns 8.14 Genitives of pronouns Exercises Advanced exercises 9 Word formation and spelling 9.1 The structure of words 9.2 Morphemes 9.3 Derivation and inflection 9.4 Compounding 9.5 Blending and clipping 9.6 Acronyms and abbreviations 9.7 Combining forms and back formations 9.8 Spelling, pronunciation, and meaning 9.9 Spelling variants 9.10 Spelling rules for short and long vowel sounds 9.11 Spelling rules for adding suffixes 9.12 Spelling rules for adding prefixes 9.13 Other aids to spelling 9.14 Homophones: words pronounced similarly Exercises Advanced exercises Glossary Further reading Index