A Dictionary of English Normative Grammar 1700–1800 (DENG)

• Introduction
• I. Background | p. 1
• II. The eighteenth-century grammar book | p. 4
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Parts of speech
• 3. Syntax
• 4. Exercises
• 5. Grammatical figures
• 6. Authorship
• III. Principles of delimitation and selection
• 1. Grammar delimited
• 2. Sources
• 3. Citations
• IV. Error typologies | p. 16
• V. Overall structure | p. 18
• VI. Error categories | p. 19
• VII. Sources quoted by the grammarians | p. 25
• 1. Problems of identification
• 2. Alphabetical list
• 3. Frequency list
• VIII. Labels | p. 38
• 1. Attitudes to correctness and the Dictionary
• 2. Index
• IX. Guide to the use of the Dictionary | p. 53
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Error tokens
• 3. Source references
• 4. Page references
• 5. Citations
• 6. Source forms
• 7. Target forms
• 8. Entry headings
• 9. Alphabetical lists
• 10. Labels
• 11. Entry notes
• X. Grammatical code | p. 60
• XI. List of error categories and main entries | p. 65
• The Dictionary
• Ambiguity | p. 71
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Collocation | p. 82
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Concord | p. 102
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Contraction | p. 159
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Cooccurrence | p. 166
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Differentiation | p. 196
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Ellipsis | p. 241
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Government | p. 264
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Inflection | p. 283
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Phraseology | p. 314
• Introductory
• Dictionary data
• Redundancy | p. 347
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Sequence | p. 380
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Tautology | p. 402
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• Transposition | p. 414
• Introductory
• List of main entries
• Dictionary data
• I. Primary sources | p. 439
• 1. Alphabetical-chronological list | p. 439
• 2. Frequency lists | p. 453
• II. Other early sources | p. 458
• 1. Alphabetical list | p. 458
• 2. Frequency list | p. 459
• III. Modern works consulted | p. 459
• Index | p. 463

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