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Contents First Bimester_English Syntax
Unit 1. Syntax and Lexical Items
- Word Classes
- Criteria
- Morphological: form of words
- Semantic: meaning of words
- Syntactic: structure of sentences
- Classification
- LEXICAL WORDS: content words, nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs.
- FUNCTION WORDS: grammatical words with no meaningful content like determiners, conjunctions, prepositions, etc.
- Criteria
- Sentences (Syntactic Analysis)
- Structure / Internal Syntax
- Specific words classes within a sentence.
- Function / External Syntax
- Parts of a sentences that perform a function.
- Structure / Internal Syntax
- Heads & Modifiers
- HEADWORD: Essential and obligatory element in sentences.
- Define the kind of Phrase
- MODIFIER: modify the headword.
- Complement (obligatory)
- Provide meaning to the sentence.
- Adjunct (optional)
- Provide extra details
- Complement (obligatory)
- HEADWORD: Essential and obligatory element in sentences.
- Grammar & Syntax
- GRAMMAR: Entire system of rules to form and interpret words, phrases, and so on.
- SYNTAX: A set of principles to define word order. Part of grammar
- Morpho-Syntactic Criterion (Shape)
- Affix
- Prefix: Before a base word
- Suffix: After a base word
- Derivational Affixes
- Adj. -to-N
- Adj.-to-V
- Adj. -to-Adj.
- Adj.-to-Adv.
- N-to-Adj.
- N-to-V
- V-to-N(abstract)
- V-to-N(agent)
- V-to-Adj.
- Alter de meaning
- Affix
- Infectional Affixes
- Grammatical Variats of the same word
- Noun Plural (-s)
- N. Possessive ('s)
- V. PT. in 3rd Person (-s)
- V. Past (-ed)
- V. Past. Perf. Part. (-en)
- Adj. Comparative (-er)
- Adj. Superlative (-est)
- Semantic Criteria (Meaning)
- What speakers do with words
- Verbs: Actions
- Nouns: Entities
- Adjectives: Condition or state
- Adverbs: Place, manner, time, etc.
- Prepositions: Different perspectives as time, location and place
- Word Classes
Unit 2. Subject, Complements and Subcategorization restrictions
- The subject
- Word/String of words with coherence and a definite structure.
- Types
- Proper Nouns: Andres, Quito,
- Pronouns: I, She, It, They, He, You
- Article + common noun: A job / The wall
- Plural common noun: pets, cats
- Abstract noun: Freedom
- Numeral + Common noun: three windows
- Article + numeral + common noun: The five dogs
- A clause: If you don't study, you will get a low grade.
- Complement configuration of Nouns
- No complement
- The bike was destroyed.
- BOOK: N
- The bike was destroyed.
- Prepositional Phrase (PP)
- The Church of my city is being reconstructed.
- CHURCH: N + PP
- The Church of my city is being reconstructed.
- Infinitival Phrase (Inf. P)
- My time to study is short.
- TIME: N + Inf. P
- My time to study is short.
- No complement
- Subject Roles
- DOER (animate)
- INSTRUMENT (inanimate, manipulate being)
- EXPERIENCER (animate / human)
- CAUSER (animate or inanimate)
- Complements
- SUBJECT COMPLEMENT
- Predicate nominative (PN)
- Predicate adjective (PA)
- Completes meaning of linking verbs
- VERB COMPLEMENT
- Direct Object
- Who or What receives the action.
- Indirect Object
- To whom of For whom the action is done.
- Completes meaning of action verbs
- Types of verb complements
- No complement
- With infinitives
- With gerunds
- With Noun clause
- Types of Verbs
- Intransitive V.
- Excludes N.P
- Intransitive locative prepositional V.
- Excludes N.P; Needs P.P
- Transitive V.
- Needs N.P
- Transitive Prepositional
- Requires N.P and P.P
- Ditransitive V.
- Twice transitive
- Two N.P
- Twice transitive
- Copula & Linking V.
- Needs a Adj. P; N.P; or P.P
- Intransitive V.
- Direct Object
- OBJECT COMPLEMENT
- Modify the object.
- Noun Phrases
- Adjectives
- Prepositional Phrases
- ADJECTIVE COMPLEMENT
- Adj. Alone
- Prenominal Adj.
- Adj. followed by Prepositional Phrases
- Adj. followed by Infinitves
- Adf. followed by clauses
- Provide meaning to the sentence.
- SUBJECT COMPLEMENT
- The subject
Unit 3. Syntactic Linkage according to the Grammatical Functions
- Syntactic Linkage
- Agreement Concord
- Relationship between elements
- NP and VP
- Types
- FORMAL grammar structures
- NOTIONAL meaning
- Relations of Agreement
- Subject-Verb agreement and Subject pronouns
- Number Agreement
- Subject agree with Verb - Number of DOERS
- Only in Simple Present Tense
- Subject-Verb agreement and Subject pronouns
- RULES
- Subject before preposition OF is singular or plural agrees with V.
- Singular Subjects - Singular Verb
- "Or" "Either...Or" and "Neither ... Nor"
- Singular and Plural Subjects - Agree with N. or Pronoun closest
- "Or" "Either...Or" and "Neither ... Nor"
- Sing. or Plural N. connected with "AND"
- Verbs always in Plural
- Singular Subj. - Verb in singular
- "Along with;" "As well as"
- N. after "OF" in singular - singular V.
- Percent, fraction, majority, some, all, etc
- Plural N. - Verb in Plural
- Relationship between elements
- Government
- Relation word - dependents
- CASES
- NOMINATIVE
- Nouns/Pronouns as Subject
- GENITIVE
- Apostrophes
- Prep. OF
- Possessive Pronoun
- ACCUSATIVE (DATIVE)
- Direct Ob.
- N. directly affected by action.
- Complement Clauses
- Relative/Adverbial Clauses
- Infinitive Clauses (to)
- -ing Clause
- N. directly affected by action.
- Indirect Ob. Dative
- "To Whom" or "For Whom"
- Oblique Ob.
- Receive D.O as I.O
- Transposition I.O
- Direct Ob.
- NOMINATIVE
- Number, Person and Gender in English
- NUMBER
- Singular
- Plural
- Noun, pronoun, verbs Adj, (demonstrative, possessive)
- PERSON
- Subject - Verb relationship
- First Person
- Second Person
- Third Person
- GENDER
- Male
- Female
- Neuter / Common
- NUMBER
- Agreement Concord
- Syntactic Linkage
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