In the article, the syntactic potential of English is explored by carrying out a functional syntactic analysis of Carson McCullers’ short stories. The analysis shows that the main causes of noncanonical ordering of sentence elements in English are thematization by means of preposing and rhematization by postposing sentence elements. The preposed elements were semantically diverse, though the frequency of occurrence of different process type sentences varied. The postposed elements were process-specific. The ‘syntactic configurations’ of the canonical word order were determined by particular semantic, structural and contextual restrictions.Šiame darbe yra tiriama anglų kalbos sintaksinė geba sudaryti įvairias sintaksines struktūras, kurios g...
Formulaic language is widely acknowledged to be a central part of a language. However, it is heterog...
Our hypothesis in this article is that Julia Álvarez chooses several anomalous syntactical structure...
This article focuses on the preverbal zone of the sentence (that is initial elements (IE) + preverba...
In communication, a language user is naturally disposed to proceed from what is known to, or shared ...
This book reconsiders the role of order and structure in syntax, focusing on fundamental issues such...
Straipsnyje pateikiami mokslinio stiliaus teorinio postilio tekstų sintaksinės raiškos priemonių tyr...
The article summarizes views on the structural classification of simple and multiple sentences in En...
Our hypothesis in this article is that Julia Álvarez chooses several anomalous syntactical structur...
International audienceThis article focuses on the preverbal zone of the sentence (that is initial el...
This book reconsiders the role of order and structure in syntax, focusing on fundamental issues such...
The study aims at describing the distributions of English syntactic structure of coordination and id...
The article deals with the analysis of syntactical structures, which can be characterized as derivat...
From the point of view of translation strategy, translators seem to fall between two positions. Some...
Both English and Esperanto are international auxiliary languages, but English is deemed as an SVO la...
Olga Mišeska Tomic, professor of English Linguistics at the Universities of Skopje nad Novi Sad, ...
Formulaic language is widely acknowledged to be a central part of a language. However, it is heterog...
Our hypothesis in this article is that Julia Álvarez chooses several anomalous syntactical structure...
This article focuses on the preverbal zone of the sentence (that is initial elements (IE) + preverba...
In communication, a language user is naturally disposed to proceed from what is known to, or shared ...
This book reconsiders the role of order and structure in syntax, focusing on fundamental issues such...
Straipsnyje pateikiami mokslinio stiliaus teorinio postilio tekstų sintaksinės raiškos priemonių tyr...
The article summarizes views on the structural classification of simple and multiple sentences in En...
Our hypothesis in this article is that Julia Álvarez chooses several anomalous syntactical structur...
International audienceThis article focuses on the preverbal zone of the sentence (that is initial el...
This book reconsiders the role of order and structure in syntax, focusing on fundamental issues such...
The study aims at describing the distributions of English syntactic structure of coordination and id...
The article deals with the analysis of syntactical structures, which can be characterized as derivat...
From the point of view of translation strategy, translators seem to fall between two positions. Some...
Both English and Esperanto are international auxiliary languages, but English is deemed as an SVO la...
Olga Mišeska Tomic, professor of English Linguistics at the Universities of Skopje nad Novi Sad, ...
Formulaic language is widely acknowledged to be a central part of a language. However, it is heterog...
Our hypothesis in this article is that Julia Álvarez chooses several anomalous syntactical structure...
This article focuses on the preverbal zone of the sentence (that is initial elements (IE) + preverba...