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Phonetics: Practicing the Description of Consonants in Standard English 1.1
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Syntax: Intransitive Verb Phrases
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Syntax: Transitive Verb Phrases
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Syntax: Prepositional Phrases
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Syntax: Ditransitive Verb Phrases
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Semantics: Gricean Maxims 1.1
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Variations of Syntax Trees
There is a lot more to a syntax tree than meets the eye. Different professors may focus on different aspects of tree structures depending on the amount of class time devoted to the subject and the level of analysis. Most introduction classes do not discuss X Bar Theory. Accordingly the syntax trees in this section are written as the simplest structures that are most commonly seen in text books. … [Read more...]
The Basics of Syntax
Syntax is the study of grammatical relationships between words and how they are combined to form phrases and sentences. The word ‘syntax’ has its roots in the Greek word syntaxis, which means ‘arrangement’. Syntacticians study patterns of sentence formation in order to better understand universal principles (those that apply to all languages) and those that apply to specific languages … [Read more...]
Syntax: Copula
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