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FORM CLASSES OF THE ENGLISH VERB

  • WALTER L. MAGNUSSON
Published/Copyright: July 16, 2009
Folia Linguistica
From the journal Volume 13 Issue 1-2

Online erschienen: 2009-07-16
Erschienen im Druck: 1979

Walter de Gruyter

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  1. ‘WHAT’ AND ‘WHY’: ON CAUSAL EXPLANATION IN LINGUISTICS
  2. PHRASE, PROPOSITION ET ÉNONCÉ QUESTIONS DE MÉTHODE ET DE TERMINOLOGIE
  3. TYPOLOGIE DER HYPOTAXE
  4. L’ANALYSE DU DISCOURS COMME MÉTHODE DE TRADUCTION
  5. LA CONCESSION: RHÉTORIQUE ET LINGUISTIQUE
  6. LA SEMANTIQUE ET LE PROBLÈME DU «CONNU» ET DU «NOUVEAU». NOTES SUR LA «PRESUPPOSITION»
  7. L’ARBITRARITÉ DU SIGNE ET LES THÉORIES DE SIGNIFICATION
  8. LINGUISTIQUE DE TEXTE ET STYLISTIQUE
  9. TEXTSTRUKTUREN AUS SPRACHPSYCHOLOGISCHER SICHT
  10. PRAGMATIC FORCES ASSOCIATED WITH CAN- AND MAY- SENTENCES
  11. STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF ENGLISH EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES
  12. FORM CLASSES OF THE ENGLISH VERB
  13. PROBLEMS OF STRUCTURAL TYPOLOGY AND UNIVERSALS IN THE LANGUAGES OF THE NORTHERN PART OF THE EURO-ASIAN LINGUISTIC AREA
  14. SOME REMARKS ABOUT THE ORIGIN OF THE GERMANIC WEAK ADJECTIVAL DECLENSION AND THE NEUTER PLURAL
https://doi.org/10.1515/flin.1979.13.1-2.175

Articles in the same Issue

  1. ‘WHAT’ AND ‘WHY’: ON CAUSAL EXPLANATION IN LINGUISTICS
  2. PHRASE, PROPOSITION ET ÉNONCÉ QUESTIONS DE MÉTHODE ET DE TERMINOLOGIE
  3. TYPOLOGIE DER HYPOTAXE
  4. L’ANALYSE DU DISCOURS COMME MÉTHODE DE TRADUCTION
  5. LA CONCESSION: RHÉTORIQUE ET LINGUISTIQUE
  6. LA SEMANTIQUE ET LE PROBLÈME DU «CONNU» ET DU «NOUVEAU». NOTES SUR LA «PRESUPPOSITION»
  7. L’ARBITRARITÉ DU SIGNE ET LES THÉORIES DE SIGNIFICATION
  8. LINGUISTIQUE DE TEXTE ET STYLISTIQUE
  9. TEXTSTRUKTUREN AUS SPRACHPSYCHOLOGISCHER SICHT
  10. PRAGMATIC FORCES ASSOCIATED WITH CAN- AND MAY- SENTENCES
  11. STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF ENGLISH EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES
  12. FORM CLASSES OF THE ENGLISH VERB
  13. PROBLEMS OF STRUCTURAL TYPOLOGY AND UNIVERSALS IN THE LANGUAGES OF THE NORTHERN PART OF THE EURO-ASIAN LINGUISTIC AREA
  14. SOME REMARKS ABOUT THE ORIGIN OF THE GERMANIC WEAK ADJECTIVAL DECLENSION AND THE NEUTER PLURAL
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