English Grammar Lecture 2: Descriptive Grammar of English
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English Grammar Lecture 2: Descriptive Grammar of English
- 1. Descriptive Grammar of English Ed McCorduck English 402--Grammar SUNY Cortland http://mccorduck.cortland.edu
- 2. • main units of analysis in descriptive grammar o word o phrase – made up of words or at least one word o sentence – made up of phrases slide 2: main units of analysis English 402: Grammar
- 3. • two main classes of words in descriptive grammar o form classes o structure classes slide 3: main classes of words English 402: Grammar
- 4. o form classes can change their form by adding an ending (a.k.a. an inflection) slide 4: properties of form class words English 402: Grammar
- 5. examples nouns dog – dogs sissy – sissies verbs take – taking hurry – hurried adjectives hard – harder – hardest fat – fatter – fattest slide 5: examples of form class endings English 402: Grammar
- 6. generally have a clear reference to something in the “real” world occur in characteristic positions (a.k.a. slots) in sentences example I saw the ______ . noun slide 6: more features of form classes English 402: Grammar
- 7. o structure classes cannot change their form are closed classes (more words can’t be added to them) (the form classes are open) slide 7: properties of structure class words English 402: Grammar
- 8. some structure classes: prepositions exx in through beside determiners exx a(n), the, this, those, my, their, many, each slide 8: examples of structure classes and words English 402: Grammar