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the dimensions of language analysis that underlie all forms of language, whether spoken, written, or signed
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- NT1 ↓ grammar ►▼
- NT2 ↓ case grammar
- NT2 ↓ morphological component of grammar
- NT2 ↓ prescriptive grammar
- NT2 ↓ principles/characteristics of grammar ►▼
- NT3 ↓ definiteness
- NT3 ↓ ergativity ►▼
- NT3 ↓ grammatical ambiguity
- NT3 ↓ grammatical location ►▼
- NT4 ↓ deixis
- NT4 ↓ grammar and pronunciation of morpheme
- NT3 ↓ grammaticality, ungrammaticality ►▼
- NT4 ↓ grammaticality ►
- NT4 ↓ ungrammaticality ►
- NT3 ↓ indefiniteness
- NT3 ↓ open or closed grammatical classes ►▼
- NT4 ↓ closed grammatical class
- NT4 ↓ open grammatical class
- NT3 ↓ repeatability ►▼
- NT3 ↓ universal or language-specific characteristics of grammar
- NT2 ↓ representation of grammar ►▼
- NT3 ↓ machine representation of grammar
- NT3 ↓ mental representation of grammar
- NT3 ↓ signed representation of grammar
- NT3 ↓ spoken representation of grammar ►▼
- NT4 ↓ prosody
- NT3 ↓ written representation of grammar ►▼
- NT4 ↓ diagramming (sentences) ►
- NT4 ↓ punctuation
- NT2 ↓ scale and category grammar
- NT2 ↓ slot and filler grammar
- NT2 ↓ story grammar
- NT2 ↓ stratificational grammar
- NT2 ↓ structural grammar
- NT2 ↓ theories and models of grammar ►▼
- NT3 ↓ formal grammars ►▼
- NT4 ↓ constraint-based grammar ►
- NT4 ↓ functional grammar
- NT4 ↓ generative grammar ►
- NT4 ↓ head-driven phrase structure grammar
- NT4 ↓ phrase structure grammar
- NT4 ↓ relational grammar
- NT4 ↓ structuralism
- NT4 ↓ systemic functional grammar
- NT3 ↓ government-binding theory ►▼
- NT4 ↓ theta theory ►
- NT3 ↓ formal grammars ►▼
- NT2 ↓ theories of grammar acquisition and instruction ►▼
- NT3 ↓ basic child grammar
- NT3 ↓ core grammar: acquisition
- NT3 ↓ grammatical development
- NT3 ↓ teaching/learning grammar
- NT2 ↓ traditional grammar
- NT1 ↓ grammatical units ►▼
- NT2 ↓ clauses ►▼
- NT3 ↓ centre embedded relative clause
- NT3 ↓ complement clause
- NT3 ↓ dependent clause ►▼
- NT4 ↓ adjective clauses
- NT4 ↓ adverb clauses
- NT4 ↓ noun clauses
- NT3 ↓ independent clause
- NT3 ↓ indicative clause
- NT3 ↓ left peripheral relative clause
- NT3 ↓ main clause
- NT2 ↓ morphemes ►▼
- NT3 ↓ allomorphs
- NT3 ↓ bound morphemes ►▼
- NT4 ↓ affixes ►
- NT4 ↓ cranberry morpheme
- NT4 ↓ roots
- NT3 ↓ clitic ►▼
- NT3 ↓ content morpheme
- NT3 ↓ empty morpheme
- NT3 ↓ free morphemes
- NT3 ↓ function morpheme
- NT3 ↓ heteronexual morpheme
- NT3 ↓ morph ►▼
- NT4 ↓ homonexual morpheme
- NT4 ↓ lexeme
- NT4 ↓ stem ►
- NT4 ↓ zero morph
- NT2 ↓ phrases ►▼
- NT3 ↓ complementizer phrases
- NT3 ↓ complements
- NT3 ↓ determiner phrases
- NT3 ↓ elliptical phrases
- NT3 ↓ finiteness phrases
- NT3 ↓ locative phrases
- NT3 ↓ phrase marker
- NT3 ↓ phrase structure
- NT3 ↓ wh-phrase
- NT2 ↓ sentences ►▼
- NT3 ↓ anomalous sentence
- NT3 ↓ complete sentence
- NT3 ↓ complex sentence
- NT3 ↓ conjunctive sentence
- NT3 ↓ declarative sentence
- NT3 ↓ disjunctive sentence
- NT3 ↓ kernel sentence
- NT3 ↓ meter
- NT3 ↓ question ►▼
- NT4 ↓ wh-question
- NT4 ↓ yes-no question
- NT2 ↓ texts
- NT2 ↓ word ►▼
- NT3 ↓ compound words
- NT3 ↓ determiners ►▼
- NT4 ↓ binary/complementary antonym
- NT4 ↓ quantifiers
- NT3 ↓ function words
- NT3 ↓ grammatical words
- NT3 ↓ lexical words
- NT3 ↓ onomatopoeia
- NT3 ↓ vocabulary
- NT2 ↓ clauses ►▼
- NT1 ↓ morphology, cont ►▼
- NT2 ↓ lexicon ►▼
- NT2 ↓ principles/characteristics of morphology ►▼
- NT3 ↓ diminutive formation
- NT3 ↓ inflectional rules ►▼
- NT4 ↓ inflected form
- NT4 ↓ inflectional element
- NT4 ↓ paradigm ►
- NT4 ↓ syntagm ►
- NT3 ↓ morpheme structure condition
- NT3 ↓ plural formation rule
- NT3 ↓ postpositions
- NT3 ↓ reduplication
- NT3 ↓ truncation
- NT3 ↓ word formation ►▼
- NT4 ↓ affixation
- NT4 ↓ back formation
- NT4 ↓ compounding
- NT4 ↓ derivation
- NT2 ↓ theories and models of morphology, cont ►▼
- NT3 ↓ distributed morphology
- NT3 ↓ finite state morphology
- NT3 ↓ fusional morphology
- NT3 ↓ lexeme-based morphology
- NT3 ↓ morpheme-based morphology ►▼
- NT4 ↓ inflectional morphology
- NT4 ↓ layered morphology
- NT4 ↓ morphemic tier hypothesis (mth)
- NT3 ↓ natural morphology
- NT3 ↓ nonconcatenative morphology ►▼
- NT4 ↓ template morphology
- NT3 ↓ split-morphology hypothesis
- NT3 ↓ word-based morphology
- NT1 ↓ phonology ►▼
- NT2 ↓ phonetics
- NT1 ↓ structure-meaning relationship, cont ►▼
- NT2 ↓ grammatical category, cont ►▼
- NT3 ↓ aspect
- NT3 ↓ case ►▼
- NT4 ↓ ablative case
- NT4 ↓ accusative case
- NT4 ↓ dative case ►
- NT4 ↓ ergative case
- NT4 ↓ genitive case
- NT4 ↓ locative case
- NT4 ↓ nominative case
- NT3 ↓ gender (grammatical category) ►▼
- NT4 ↓ gender agreement
- NT3 ↓ mood ►▼
- NT4 ↓ imperative mood
- NT4 ↓ indicative mood
- NT4 ↓ subjunctive mood
- NT3 ↓ number ►▼
- NT4 ↓ number agreement
- NT4 ↓ plural
- NT4 ↓ singular
- NT3 ↓ person
- NT3 ↓ tense
- NT3 ↓ voice, cont ►▼
- NT4 ↓ active voice
- NT4 ↓ passive voice
- NT2 ↓ grammatical relations ►▼
- NT3 ↓ object ►▼
- NT4 ↓ direct object
- NT4 ↓ indirect object
- NT3 ↓ paradigmatic relation
- NT3 ↓ predicate
- NT3 ↓ subject ►▼
- NT4 ↓ null subject
- NT4 ↓ quirky subject
- NT3 ↓ subject object verb
- NT3 ↓ subject verb object
- NT3 ↓ syntagmatic relation
- NT3 ↓ verb subject object
- NT3 ↓ object ►▼
- NT2 ↓ level of speech ►▼
- NT3 ↓ discursive level
- NT3 ↓ formal speech
- NT3 ↓ informal speech
- NT2 ↓ morphosyntax (morphology and syntax) ►▼
- NT3 ↓ theta-absorption
- NT2 ↓ phrasal category ►▼
- NT3 ↓ noun phrase ►▼
- NT3 ↓ prepositional phrase
- NT3 ↓ verb phrase
- NT2 ↓ syntactic category, cont ►▼
- NT3 ↓ interjection
- NT3 ↓ lexical categories, cont ►▼
- NT4 ↓ adjectives
- NT4 ↓ adverbs ►
- NT4 ↓ classifiers ►
- NT4 ↓ conjunctions ►
- NT4 ↓ nouns ►
- NT4 ↓ participles ►
- NT4 ↓ particles ►
- NT4 ↓ superordinates
- NT4 ↓ verbs ►
- NT2 ↓ thematic role/semantic roles/functional categories ►▼
- NT3 ↓ thematic processing
- NT3 ↓ thematic structure
- NT3 ↓ theta role ►▼
- NT4 ↓ agent theta role ►
- NT4 ↓ experiencer theta role
- NT4 ↓ goal theta role
- NT4 ↓ instrument theta role
- NT4 ↓ patient theta role
- NT4 ↓ source theta role
- NT4 ↓ theme theta role
- NT2 ↓ valency
- NT2 ↓ grammatical category, cont ►▼
- NT1 ↓ syntax ►▼
- NT2 ↓ phase impenetrability condition ►▼
- NT3 ↓ redundancy rule ►▼
- NT4 ↓ morpholexical rule
- NT3 ↓ t-model
- NT3 ↓ redundancy rule ►▼
- NT2 ↓ principles/characteristics of syntax ►▼
- NT3 ↓ lexical integrity
- NT3 ↓ movement ►▼
- NT4 ↓ head movement ►
- NT3 ↓ predication ►▼
- NT4 ↓ primary predication
- NT3 ↓ reflexivity
- NT3 ↓ sentence structure
- NT3 ↓ structure dependence principle
- NT3 ↓ syntactic ambiguity
- NT3 ↓ syntactic atom
- NT3 ↓ syntactic phases
- NT2 ↓ rules for ordering clauses ►▼
- NT3 ↓ clause structure
- NT2 ↓ rules for ordering phrases ►▼
- NT3 ↓ annotated phrase structure rule
- NT3 ↓ oblique case marking
- NT3 ↓ of-insertion
- NT3 ↓ order of element
- NT3 ↓ parataxis
- NT3 ↓ path containment condition
- NT3 ↓ restructuring
- NT3 ↓ restructuring construction
- NT3 ↓ wh-island
- NT2 ↓ rules for ordering sentences ►▼
- NT3 ↓ parsing
- NT3 ↓ phrase structure rule
- NT3 ↓ pro drop
- NT3 ↓ recursive rule
- NT2 ↓ rules for ordering texts ►▼
- NT3 ↓ poetic structure
- NT3 ↓ poetic syntax
- NT2 ↓ rules for ordering words ►▼
- NT3 ↓ adpositional word order
- NT3 ↓ free word order
- NT3 ↓ multiple wh question
- NT3 ↓ multiple wh-fronting
- NT3 ↓ node
- NT3 ↓ non expanding nominal head adjunct
- NT3 ↓ word order
- NT3 ↓ word order typology
- NT2 ↓ theories and models of syntax ►▼
- NT3 ↓ covert syntax
- NT3 ↓ logical form
- NT3 ↓ overt syntax
- NT3 ↓ phonological form
- NT3 ↓ spell-out
- NT2 ↓ phase impenetrability condition ►▼
