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Book: An Introduction to English Sentence Structure

Chapter: Preliminaries Nonwh- Subordinate Clauses Practice with Terminology Analyzing and Reporting Multiclausal Sentences Sentences for Analysis Text for Analysis Dialog for Analysis

DOI: 10.1558/equinox.19955

Blurb:

Previous chapters explored how clauses can be put together by either (a) conjoining one with another in a series or sequence, or (b) sliding one into another, much as one might stack one mixing bowl or one measuring spoon inside another. Chapter 8 gave some consideration to one form of clause combining: wh- embedding. This chapter introduces an additional type, nonwh- subordination.

Chapter Contributors

  • Jon Jonz (book-auth-194@equinoxpub.com - book-auth-194) 'Texas A&M (Emeritus)'