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Analysing English Sentences

Authors

Andrew Radford, University of Essex
Published 2016

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Andrew Radford has acquired an unrivalled reputation over the past thirty years for writing syntax textbooks in which difficult concepts are clearly explained without the excessive use of technical jargon. Analysing English Sentences continues in this tradition, offering a well-structured introduction to English syntax and contemporary syntactic theory which is supported throughout with learning aids such as summaries, lists of key hypotheses and principles, extensive references, handy hints and exercises. Instructors will also benefit from the book's free online resources,…

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Key features

  • Workbook sections enable students to gain hands-on experience in analysing specific phenomena
  • An extensive glossary provides students who have little or no linguistic background with a clear explanation of traditional and contemporary grammatical terminology
  • Accompanying online materials, including PowerPoint materials and an answer key, are an invaluable resource for instructors

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