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Essentials of Modern English Grammar ――エッセンシャル現代英文法

著者 今井邦彦、中島平三、外池滋生、C.D.Tancredi〔共著〕
刊行日 1995年2月25日
ISBN 978-4-327-42124-3
Cコード 1082
NDCコード 835
体裁 菊判 並製 260頁
定価 定価3,080円(本体2,800円+税10%)

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内容紹介
 文法知識の断片的な解説を避け、文全体の構造との関係から各部分の形と機能、文法の体系性が学べるよう配慮された、英文による英文法教科書。
目次
PART 1 : SENTENCES
Chapter 1 : SENTENCE TYPES
 1. Declaratives
 2. Interrogatives
 3. Imperatives
 4. Exclamatives
 
Chapter 2 : MOOD, TENSE, AND ASPECT
 1. Mood
 2. Tense
 3. Aspect
 
Chapter 3 : NEGATION AND EMPHASIS
 1. Negative Sentences
 2. Tag Questions
 3. Other Means of Negating Sentences
 4. Double Negation
 5. Negation Raising
 6. Scope of Negation and Polarity Items
 7.Emphasis
 
Chapter 4 : ‘SENTENCES’REVISITED
 1. Finite and Non-finite Clauses
 2. Small Clauses
 3. Elliptical Constructions
 4. Verbless Clauses, Amorphous‘Sentences’,and Isolates
 5. Status of the Term Sentence
 
Chapter 5 : SENTENCE PATTERNS
 1. Basic Sentence Patterns
 2. Syntactic Behavior of the Four Elements
 3. Reduction to More Basic Patterns
 4. Obligatory and Optional Elements
 5. Semantic Roles
 
PART 2 : PHRASE
Chapter 6 : THE VERB PHRASE
 1. Structure of Verb Phrase
 2. Verb Phrase Patterns
 3. Complements and Adjuncts
 
Chapter 7 : THE NOUN PHRASE
 1. Structure of Noun Phrase
 2. Classification of Nouns
 3. Premodifiers
 4. Division of the Premodifier
 5. Complements and Adjuncts
 
Chapter 8 : THE ADJECTIVE PHRASE
 1. Structure of Adjective Phrase
 2. Premodifiers
 3. Order of Adjectives
 4. Complements and Adjuncts
 5. Attributive and Predicative Usages
 
Chapter 9 : THE PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE
 1. Structure of Prepositional Phrase
 2. Prepositions and Particles
 3. Premodifiers
 4. Complements and Adjuncts
 
PART 3 : EMBEDDING
Chapter 10 : EMBEDDING
 1. Subordination and Coordination
 2. Subordinate Clauses : Form and Function
 3. Modality Types of Subordinate Clauses
 4. Structure of Subordinate Clauses
 
Chapter 11 : EMBEDDING INTO SUBJECT AND COMPLEMENT POSITIONS
 1. Embedding into Subject Positions
 2. Embedding into Complement Positions
 
Chapter 12 : EMBEDDING INTO ADJUNCT POSITIONS
 1. Adverbial Adjuncts and Adjective Adjuncts
 2. Adverbial Adjuncts
 3. Adjectival Adjuncts : NP Adjuncts
 
PART 4 : PARTS OF SPEECH
Chapter 13 : PREPOSITIONS
 1. Location
 2. Motion
 3. Time
Chapter 14 : ADVERBS
 1. Adverb Classes and their Structural Positions
 2. Adverbs, Negation, and Scope
 
Chapter 15 : MODALS
 1. Epistemic Modals
 2. Root Modals
 3. The Individual Modal Auxiliaries
 4. Semi-Auxiliaries
 
Chapter 16 : PRONOUNS
 1. Personal Pronouns
 2. Reciprocal Pronouns
 3. Demonstrative Pronouns
 4. Interrogative Pronouns
 5. Relative Pronouns
 6. Indefinite Pronouns
 
Chapter 17 : CONNECTING CLAUSES AND SENTENCES
 1. Conjunctions
 2.Sentence Connectives
 3. Sentence Connectives vs. Conjunctions
 
Chapter 18 : INTONATION PHRASING AND FOCUS
 1. Variation in Intonation Phrasing
 2. Variation in Theme/Rheme Identification
 3. Variation in Focus Assignment
 4. Variation in Melody Assignment
 
PART 5 : RELATIONS AMONG SENTENCES
Chapter 19 : SIMPLE CLAUSES
 1. Passives
 2. Double Object Constructions and Dative Constructions
 3. Middle Voice
 4. Phrasal Verbs
 5. There-Construction
 6. Inversion
 7. Topicalization
 
Chapter 20 : COMPLEX CLAUSES
 1. John seems to be a secret agent.
 2. I believe John to be competent.
 3. John is easy to please.
 4. It is linguistics that John is interested in.
 5. What John is interested in is linguistics.
 6. Free Indirect Speech and Free Direct Speech
 
Chapter 21 : RIGHTWARD MOVEMENT
 1. Heavy NP Shift
 2. Extraposition from Noun Phrase
 
Index

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