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Chapter 11. Coordination of noun phrases and prepositional phrases. Apposition of noun phrases and prepositional phrases.

Frantisek Lichtenberk

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A Grammar of Toqabaqita

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Chapters in this book

Volume 1
Frontmatter I
Contents VII
List of tables, maps, and figures XXIII
Abbreviations and conventions XXV
Chapter 1. Introduction 1
Chapter 2. Phonology 7
Chapter 3. Grammatical profile 43
Chapter 4. The verb phrase 54
Chapter 5. The particles in the verb complex 164
Chapter 6. The noun phrase 228
Chapter 7. The noun-phrase internal particle group 351
Chapter 8. Possessive and associative noun phrases 375
Chapter 9. Nominalizations and deverbal nouns 421
Chapter 10. The prepositional phrase 450
Chapter 11. Coordination of noun phrases and prepositional phrases. Apposition of noun phrases and prepositional phrases. 534
Chapter 12. Compounding 551
Chapter 13. The demonstratives and the demonstrative adverbs 603
Chapter 14. Constructions with inclusory pronominals 655
Backmatter 674
Volume 2
Frontmatter i
Contents v
Abbreviations and conventions xxi
Chapter 15. Tense and aspect 677
Chapter 16. The sequential subject markers 719
Chapter 17. Negation 734
Chapter 18. Mood 754
Chapter 19. Interrogatives 790
Chapter 20. Imperatives 842
Chapter 21. Low-individuation-of participants derivations 860
Chapter 22. Reciprocal and related situation types 872
Chapter 23. Self-contained situations 888
Chapter 24. Unrestricted choice 900
Chapter 25. Comparison of inequality 908
Chapter 26. Locational, existential, and possessive sentences 914
Chapter 27. Verbless sentences 934
Chapter 28. Coordination of clauses 952
Chapter 29. Complement clauses 981
Chapter 30. Relative clauses 1062
Chapter 31. Conditional sentences 1106
Chapter 32. Concessive clauses 1127
Chapter 33. Reason clauses, purpose clauses, and purpose nominalizations 1135
Chapter 34. Consequence clauses 1167
Chapter 35. Temporal relations 1172
Chapter 36. Deranked subordinate clauses 1213
Chapter 37. Direct speech 1223
Chapter 38. Topicalization 1237
Chapter 39. Focusing 1270
Chapter 40. Toqabaqita, Solomon Islands Pijin, and English 1291
Backmatter 1305

https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110199062.1.534

Chapters in this book

Volume 1
Frontmatter I
Contents VII
List of tables, maps, and figures XXIII
Abbreviations and conventions XXV
Chapter 1. Introduction 1
Chapter 2. Phonology 7
Chapter 3. Grammatical profile 43
Chapter 4. The verb phrase 54
Chapter 5. The particles in the verb complex 164
Chapter 6. The noun phrase 228
Chapter 7. The noun-phrase internal particle group 351
Chapter 8. Possessive and associative noun phrases 375
Chapter 9. Nominalizations and deverbal nouns 421
Chapter 10. The prepositional phrase 450
Chapter 11. Coordination of noun phrases and prepositional phrases. Apposition of noun phrases and prepositional phrases. 534
Chapter 12. Compounding 551
Chapter 13. The demonstratives and the demonstrative adverbs 603
Chapter 14. Constructions with inclusory pronominals 655
Backmatter 674
Volume 2
Frontmatter i
Contents v
Abbreviations and conventions xxi
Chapter 15. Tense and aspect 677
Chapter 16. The sequential subject markers 719
Chapter 17. Negation 734
Chapter 18. Mood 754
Chapter 19. Interrogatives 790
Chapter 20. Imperatives 842
Chapter 21. Low-individuation-of participants derivations 860
Chapter 22. Reciprocal and related situation types 872
Chapter 23. Self-contained situations 888
Chapter 24. Unrestricted choice 900
Chapter 25. Comparison of inequality 908
Chapter 26. Locational, existential, and possessive sentences 914
Chapter 27. Verbless sentences 934
Chapter 28. Coordination of clauses 952
Chapter 29. Complement clauses 981
Chapter 30. Relative clauses 1062
Chapter 31. Conditional sentences 1106
Chapter 32. Concessive clauses 1127
Chapter 33. Reason clauses, purpose clauses, and purpose nominalizations 1135
Chapter 34. Consequence clauses 1167
Chapter 35. Temporal relations 1172
Chapter 36. Deranked subordinate clauses 1213
Chapter 37. Direct speech 1223
Chapter 38. Topicalization 1237
Chapter 39. Focusing 1270
Chapter 40. Toqabaqita, Solomon Islands Pijin, and English 1291
Backmatter 1305

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