Tudor to Augustan English: A Study in Syntax and Style from Caxton to JohnsonDeutsch, 1969 - 242 pagina's |
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Pagina 145
... noun clause precedes the verb on which it depends . Fowler ( MEU ) holds that the use or non - use of that in noun clauses ' depends partly on whether the tone is elevated or colloquial ' . The connective is essential , he finds , after ...
... noun clause precedes the verb on which it depends . Fowler ( MEU ) holds that the use or non - use of that in noun clauses ' depends partly on whether the tone is elevated or colloquial ' . The connective is essential , he finds , after ...
Pagina 164
... noun and stressed - pronoun subjects might be widely dissociated from their verbs ; they still are . The rhythmical freedom of syntax enjoyed throughout the history of English poetry is a tradition that goes back to Anglo - Saxon times ...
... noun and stressed - pronoun subjects might be widely dissociated from their verbs ; they still are . The rhythmical freedom of syntax enjoyed throughout the history of English poetry is a tradition that goes back to Anglo - Saxon times ...
Pagina 200
... noun + past particple compounds , in which the nouns are objects of agency and respect ) Shakespeare Sonnet 75 1-2 : as food to life , / Or as sweet - season'd shewers are to the ground ( This is known as parasynthetic compounding , the ...
... noun + past particple compounds , in which the nouns are objects of agency and respect ) Shakespeare Sonnet 75 1-2 : as food to life , / Or as sweet - season'd shewers are to the ground ( This is known as parasynthetic compounding , the ...
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Introduction | 13 |
Social Strata and Levels of Communication | 21 |
Colloquial English | 29 |
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