A Modern English Grammar on Historical Principles: Volume 6, Bind 6Routledge, 11. jan. 2013 - 592 sider In Morphology the first thing to be considered is the form, and second to that comes the use made of it, in Syntax the order is exactly the reverse, but it is essential that in both parts of the grammar form and use should be mentioned in every case. Volume 6 looks at English Morphology including subjects such as personal endings in verbs, tense formation in verbs, the naked word, compounds, change of vowels, suffixes, and the endings s, st and n, to name a few. |
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| 6 | |
| 14 | |
| 23 | |
V TenseFormation in the Verbs Continued | 44 |
VI The Naked Word | 83 |
VII The Naked Word Continued | 112 |
VIII Compounds | 134 |
XVII Group Formations with sEnding | 281 |
XVIII The Endings s and st in Particles | 302 |
XIX Other Endings with Sibilants | 311 |
XX The Ending n en | 337 |
XXI Other Suffixes Containing Nasals | 359 |
XXII LSuffixes | 380 |
XXIII LSuffixes Continued | 417 |
XXIV Suffixes Containing Dentals | 425 |
IX Compounds Concluded | 157 |
X Reduplicative Compounds | 173 |
XI Change of Vowel without any Addition of Formative | 183 |
XII Change of Consonant without any Addition of Formative | 198 |
XIII Vocalic Endings | 208 |
XIV The Ordinary erEnding | 224 |
XV Other Endings Containing r | 239 |
XVI The Ordinary sEnding | 252 |
XXV Final Batch of Suffixes | 451 |
XXVI Negative and Related Prefixes | 464 |
XXVII Prepositional Prefixes | 489 |
XXVIII Prefixes Concluded | 518 |
XXIX Shortenings | 533 |
LIST OF VERBS TREATED IN CHS IV V | 553 |
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A Modern English Grammar on Historical Principles Otto Jespersen,P. Christophersen,Niels Haislund,K. Schibsbye Begrænset visning - 2006 |
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Almindelige termer og sætninger
19th century added adjectival adjectives adjs adjunct adverbs analogy archaic back-formation belong Bennett British English Carlyle century cf vol chiefly coined common compounds consonant corresponding Daniel Jones Defoe denote derived dialects difficult early ModE ending English soil especially examples final find first element first syllable flexion formations Fowler French frequent Galsw genitive hypocoristic ical inflected influence Keats Kipling language later Latin loanwords Marlowe Maugham meaning Mencken Meredith ModF names native roots new-formations nonce-words Note noun occurs in loanwords OE sb orig origin participle person phrase plural prefix prep preposition preterit pronounced pronunciation rare reduplicative regular Rose Macaulay sb and vb scientific sense Shaw Shelley shortened slang sound spelling stem Stevenson stress substantives suffix Swift Tennyson Thack thou unstressed vb OE verbal verbs vowel Weseen words