Part 3. SYNTAX OF A SENTENCE

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Types of subordinate relations.

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Agreement, or concord as a type of subordinate relations.

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Enclosure as a type of subordinate relations.

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Government as a type of subordinate relations.

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Adjoining as a type of subordinate relations.

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Isafete as a type of subordinate relations.

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Incorporation as a type of subordinate relations.

(FORMAL, SEMANTIC, and COMMUNICATIVE SYNTAX)

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A sentence vs. a phrase.

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A formal pattern of a sentence.

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The parts of a sentence.

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The structural types of sentences.

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A simple sentence. Two-member sentences (complete and incomplete), and one-member sentences.

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Non-extended vs. extended simple sentences.

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The constructive basis of a sentence and its optional parts. Non-directed verbs vs. directed verbs (object-directed, and modifier-directed).

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A compound sentence vs. a complex sentence.

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Syndetic vs. asyndetic relations of clauses.

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Types of coordination (copulative, disjunctive, adversative, causative-consecutive).

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Parataxis.

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A complex sentence vs. a compound sentence.

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Tpes of subordinate clauses (subject, predicative, object, attributive, and adverbial clauses). Types of adverbial clauses.

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Hypotaxis.

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A compound-complex sentence.

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A sentence with the parenthesis.

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Meaning of a sentence.

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Proposition and predication.

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Modality as a part of the sentence meaning. Objective and subjective modality.

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