Syntax and Grammar mind maps
259 mind maps by 206 users · Page 1 of 7
This page gathers Syntax and Grammar mind maps on GoConqr, covering phrase structure, word classes and verbs. It is for university students and professional candidates reviewing these topics, and teachers preparing material. There are over 240 maps from more than 190 users, mostly at university level. Choose a map to start exploring.
Select topic
- Grammatical Terminology15
- Types of Grammar26
- Generative and Transformational Grammar16
- Parts of Speech and Word Classes31
- Morphology and Word Formation9
- Types of Verbs5
- Modality6
- Phrases and Phrase Types16
- Constituency and Syntax Trees24
- Sentence Structure and Grammatical Functions16
- Clauses and Complex Sentences16
- Adverbials6
- Grammar and Discourse5
Mind maps
-
PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR Mind map that explains phrasal structure and verb complementation in English grammar
-
THE ADJECTIVE PHRASE -
WORDS AND WORD CLASSES MIND MAP COPIA
-
Clause elements COPIA
-
Grammatical categories and word classes
-
Parts of speech (Word classes)
-
English Syntax
-
Phrasal structure and verb complementation
-
Chapter 1 Prescriptive vs. Descriptive Grammar Rule Formation and Syntactic Structure in Language Acquisition Evidenc... -
Phrasal structure and verb complementation
-
SUBSENTENCIAL TERMINOLOGY
-
SYNTAX
-
ADVERBIALS, AUXILIARIES AND SENTENCE TYPES
-
Syntax
-
Grammatical Metalanguage Profe
-
Grammatical Metalanguage -
PHRASAL STRUCTURE GRAMMAR Mind map that explains phrasal structure and verb complementation in English grammar
-
PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMAR Mind map that explains phrasal structure and verb complementation in English grammar
-
Foundations of Syntactic Theory
-
Grammar
-
Grammar
-
Situations
-
The Noun Phrase
-
COMPLEMENTS AND SUBCATEGORIZATION RESTRICTIONS
-
SYNTAX
-
Chapter 6 The verb phrase
-
Chapter 6 The Verb Phrase
-
Fundamentals of Grammar
-
ADJECTIVES
-
CLAUSES
-
SYNTAX
-
SYNTAX
-
What is grammar?
-
Word Classes
-
1- A FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW OF CONVERSATIONAL GRAMMAR
-
syntax
-
Verbs
-
Verbs
-
SYNTAX is the part of grammarthat represents a speaker’s knowledgeof sentences and their structures.(Fromkin )
-
Syntax: the sentence patterns of language
More Syntax and Grammar resources
About syntax and grammar mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing Syntax and Grammar mind maps
These community-made maps offer different ways into the unit. Word Classes brings nouns and verbs together, while Verbs separates auxiliary and lexical verbs and includes finite and non-finite forms. The Noun Phrase looks at characteristics and types of nouns.
For an overview of categories, start with Word Classes, then follow a branch into the more focused map on verbs. If you are working on phrase structure, the map on phrase structure grammar includes diagramming, hierarchical structure and immediate constituent analysis.
Move between formats
Use a map to trace connections, then cover its branches and recall the terms before checking them. Return to the map when a connection is unclear. If you want a different way to review, switch to notes or flashcards on the unit page; a quiz can then help you check your recall.
Pick a branch and see where it leads.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Start with Word Classes if you want to review nouns and verbs together. For a closer look at verbs, the map called Verbs includes auxiliary and lexical verbs, as well as finite and non-finite forms. Both give you terms to follow through their branches.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Do the maps cover phrase structure?
Yes. The map on phrase structure grammar includes immediate constituent analysis, diagramming and hierarchical structure. Structure Building Operation looks at the head, specifier and complement. The Noun Phrase offers a more focused view of noun characteristics and types.