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  • Modern English Grammar: Structure, Meanings, and Usage

    Modern English Grammar by Yadurajan, K.S.;

    Structure, Meanings, and Usage

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    • Publisher OUP India
    • Date of Publication 23 January 2014

    • ISBN 9780198082958
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages320 pages
    • Size 230x154x22 mm
    • Weight 456 g
    • Language English
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    Authoritative, comprehensive, and definitive, this book takes a fresh look at how the English language works in the Indian context. Broadly divided into two parts-'The Parts of Speech' and 'Sentence Structure'-the volume illustrates critical components of modern English grammar: finite and non-finite verb, gerunds and the infinitive, different kinds of clauses, tense, active and passive voice, punctuation, phrasal verbs, etc. Setting the context for later discussion, the Introduction dwells on
    the study of grammar, the parts of speech, units of structure, and functions in the sentences.

    The book devotes special attention to clarify concepts, constructions, and usages, with each chapter providing considerable examples to illustrate the issues discussed and exercises to test students' understanding. The focus remains on guiding anybody to construct grammatically correct sentences and develop the ability to think analytically and arrive at significant conclusions. In addition, the book includes two 'Appendices' on word formation and irregular verbs.

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    Table of Contents:

    INTRODUCTION-The Study of Grammar
    Grammar, Idiom, and Usage
    The Parts of Speech
    Units of Structure
    Basic Sentence Types
    Functions in the Sentence
    PART I, THE PARTS OF SPEECH, NOUNS-Structure of the Noun phrase
    Noun classes
    Noun Features
    Number
    Gender
    Case
    The Genitive
    The Articles
    Functions of the Noun Phrase
    PRONOUNS-Personal Pronouns
    Possessive Pronouns
    Reflexive /Emphatic pronouns
    Relative Pronouns
    Interrogative Pronouns
    Demonstrative Pronouns
    Indefinite pronouns
    PREPOSITIONS-Types
    Functions
    Prepositional Meanings
    Some Idiomatic Usages
    Tied Forms
    VERBS-Lexical and Auxiliary
    Types of Lexical Verbs
    Forms of Lexical Verbs
    Finite and Non-finite
    The Infinitive
    Gerunds and Participles
    Gerund and the Infinitive
    The Auxiliary
    Tense
    Expressing the Future
    Aspect
    Modals
    Mood and Modality
    Voice: Active and Passive
    Structure of the Verb Phrase
    Phrasal Verbs
    ADJECTIVES-Introduction
    Adjective Features
    Syntactic Functions of Adjectives
    Exceptional Cases
    Adjective Complementation
    Order of Adjectives
    Comparison of Adjectives
    Some Usage Points
    ADVERBS-Adverb as a Part of Speech
    Functions of Adverbs
    Position of Adverbs
    Comparison of Adverbs
    Adjectives and Adverbs
    Some Points of Usage
    CONJUNCTIONS-Introduction
    Co-ordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions
    Subordinating Conjunctions
    Co-ordinating Conjunctions
    PART II, SENTENCE STRUCTURE-The Simple Sentence
    Introduction
    The Simple Sentence Defined
    Clause Patterns in the Simple Sentence
    Syntactic functions and Thematic Roles
    Questions
    Negatives
    Commands
    Exclamations
    COMPLEX AND COMPOUND SENTENCES-Introduction
    Nominal Clauses
    Relative clauses
    Adverb Clauses
    Comparative Clauses
    Co-ordinate Clauses
    GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE AND INFORMATION ORGANIZATION-Some Principles of Information Organization
    Concord
    Reported Speech
    Punctuation
    Appendix 1, Formation of the Genitive
    Appendix 2, Irregular Verbs

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