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English Sentence Constructions
Marjolijn H. Verspoor, Tim Kassenberg, Merel Keijzer and Gregory J. Poarch
[
Not in series
240] 2022
► pp.
258
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258
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previous
Index
A
a few
99
a great deal of
99
a great many
99
a lot of
99
abstract noun
89
active sentence
56, 72, 74
active voice
56
actor
72
adjective
77, 92, 183
adjective clause subordinator
105
adjective clause
38, 105
adjective phrase
118, 119, 136, 137, 179
adverb
92, 94
adverb clause subordinator
106
adverb in multi-word verb
81
adverb phrase
118, 138, 147, 161
adverbial
20, 30, 162
agent
64, 72, 213
appear
25
article
99, 114
assume
27
attribute
18, 20
aux
135
auxiliary verb
47
B
base form
51, 61
basic verb forms
50, 51
be
24, 53, 60, 61
become
25
being pattern
24
believe
75
benefactive object
20, 25
C
call
27
can
55, 62
cardinal numeral
99
central modal
55, 62
certify
27
classifying genitive
122
clause
33, 151
cleft constructions
170
closed word class
88
coherence
215
come
62
comma
102, 126, 203
comma splice
102, 200
common noun
89
communicative function
16
comparative form
92
complement
23
complement of preposition
140
complex sentence
36, 176, 210
complex transitive verb
27, 67, 73, 83, 165
complex verb phrase
46
compound object
101
compound sentence
34, 101, 176
compound subject
101
compound-complex sentence
41, 176
concerning
115, 140
concrete noun
89
conjunction
101
conjunctive adverb
36, 93, 102, 115, 201
connectors
101, 114
consider
27
constituent
20, 22, 45
conventionalized passive construction
77, 84, 165
coordinate conjunction
35, 101, 199
coordinator
35, 101, 176, 200
copula verb
25, 65
correlative conjunction
35, 101
could
55, 62
count noun
89
crown
27
D
dangling modifier
201
dare
55, 62
declarative
15
declare
27
deem
27
demonstrative pronoun
97
dependent clause
36, 151
dependent pronoun
95, 121
determiner
96, 100, 121, 122, 178
direct object
20, 69
direct quotation
154
direct quotation as direct object
154
discontinuous modifier of adjectives
136
discontinuous modifier of adverb
138
ditransitive verb
25, 67, 73, 165
do
57, 60, 62
doing/seeing pattern
25, 65
E
each other
98
elect
27
ellipsis
167
ellipsis in relative clauses
132
end focus principle
215
end weighted sentence
212
exclamatory
15
existential construction
169
extraposed construction
160, 166
extraposed object
160
extraposed subject
160
extraposition
160, 166
F
feel
25, 157
finite adverb clause
162
finite clause
69, 153
finite dependent clause
153
finite verb
48, 152, 176, 185
finite verb forms
48
force
70
fragment
199
front-weighted sentence
211
function
20, 45, 87, 117
functions of phrases
142
G
get
62
giving/buying pattern
25
go
62
grow
25
H
have
54, 60, 62, 157
head
117, 178
hear
157
help
157
helping verb
47
how(ever)
154
I
idiomatic noun preposition verb
81
imperative
16
indefinite pronoun
98
independent clause
35, 151
independent pronoun
129
indirect object
20, 26
indirect quotation
154
indirect quotation as direct object
154
interjection
111
interrogative
16
interrogative adverb
92, 104, 114
interrogative pronoun
97, 113, 173
intransitive verb
24, 65, 83
irregular verb
51
it’s/its
96
K
keep on
62
L
let
157
lexical verb
47, 64
look
25
M
main clause
34, 150, 173
main verb
47
make
25, 27, 157
making/considering pattern
27, 67
many a
99
marginal modal
55
mass noun
89
may
55, 62
might
55, 62
modal auxiliary
55
modals
55, 62
modify
92
monotransitive verb
25, 67, 73
mood (grammatical)
56, 60, 62
multi-word verb
80
multi-word preposition
109
must
55, 62
N
name
27
need
55, 62
non-canonical construction
150
non-count noun
89
non-finite clause(s)
70, 74, 91, 155
non-finite adverb clause
162
non-finite dependent clause
176
non-finite noun clause
153
non-finite verb
50
non-restrictive postmodifiers
125
notice
157
noun clause
153
noun clause subordinator
104
noun phrase
119
nouns
88
number (grammatical)
49
numeral
99, 113
O
object attribute
20
observe
157
one another
98
open word class
112
order
71
ordering of auxiliary verbs
58
ordinal numeral
99
ought to
55, 62
P
parallel structures
102, 214
participants
17
passive auxiliary
72
passive
be
56, 63
passive construction
72, 164
passive sentence
57, 165
passive voice
57
past participle
50
past participle as adjective
77
past tense
48
patient
72
perfect
have
54, 59
person (grammatical)
48
personal pronoun
96
phrasal prepositional verb
81
phrasal verb
81
phrase
43, 69, 86, 117, 152, 13
phrase constituents
142
plain infinitive
50, 157
possessive pronoun
96
postmodifiers of nouns
119, 124, 180
predicate
22
predicator
23
premodifier
179
premodifiers of nouns
119, 179
preposition in multi-word verb
81
prepositional phrase
118, 141
prepositional verb
81
preposition
108, 115
present participle
50, 53, 61
present tense
48
process
18
progressive
be
53, 59
pronoun
95, 113
proper noun
89
prototypical sentence patterns
23
prove
25, 27
pseudo-cleft construction
171
punctuation of compound structures
203, 207
punctuation of dependent structures
203
punctuation of sentence/clause constituents
203
punctuation of postmodifiers
204
Q
quantifier
98
R
realization
45, 87, 118
reciprocal pronoun
98
redundancy
210
reflexive pronoun
98
regard
27
regular verb
51
relative adverb
93, 105
relative clause subordinator
105
relative clause
38, 105, 151
relative pronoun
96, 105, 129
remain
25
restrictive postmodifier
125
run-on sentence
199
running pattern
24
S
see
75, 157
seem
25
semi-colon
35, 199
semi-modal
56, 76
sentence
33, 150, 173
sentence adverbs
93
sentence constituents
31
setting
18, 20
shall
55, 62
should
55, 62
simple sentence
34, 176
simple verb phrase
46
smell
25
so
99
sound
25
specifying genitive
122, 178
specifying modifier
125
start
62
statement
153
subject
20, 45
subject attribute
20, 24, 45
subordinate clause
34
subordinating conjunction
104, 105
subordinator
36, 97, 104, 154, 176
supposed to
76, 112
T
taste
25
tell
71
temporary object
166
temporary subject
160
tensed verb
48
that
96, 151, 153
there
169
to be
74
to be able to
56, 62
to be allowed to
56, 62, 76
to be believed to
62
to be forced to
62
to have to
56, 62
to infinitive
50, 155, 157
to seem to
62
to want to
56, 62
transitive verb
65, 164
transitive verbs and passive sentences
73, 164
turn
25
U
used to
55, 62
V
varieties
15
verb phrase
45, 118, 135
verbs
91
W
what(ever)
154
when(ever)
154
where(ever)
154
which
96
which
clause as adverbial
161
which(ever)
154
who
96
who(ever)
154
whom
96
whose
96, 129
wh-question
154
will
55, 62
wipe
68
word class
86, 112
word order
29
would
55, 62
Y
yes/no question
154