On the interrelatedness of grammar and lexis in the structure of english

Grammar · Lexis · Linguistics · Sociology · History · Linguistics, Language Diversity, and Identity · Philosophy

• Word-order change in progress

  Open Access•David C Bennett•Journal of Linguistics•1987

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• Post-Adpositions in Old English

  Antonio Miranda-García, Javier Calle Martín et al.•English Studies•2010

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• Compounds and idioms

  Open Access•Jan G Kooij•Lingua•1968

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• Some notes on ‘deep’ grammar

  Open Access•M A K Halliday, Μ Α Κ Halliday•Journal of Linguistics•1966

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• Complex prepositions and related sequences

  Randolph Quirk, Joan Mulholland•English Studies•1964

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• Philosophical investigations

  Ludwig Wittgenstein•Philosophical investigations•1974

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• Categories of the Theory of Grammar

  M A K Halliday•WORD•1961

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• Patterns and Ranges

  Angus Mcintosh•Language•1961

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• Descriptive Statement and Serial Relationship

  Randolph Quirk•Language•1965

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• Rank and Depth

  Rodney Huddleston, R D Huddleston•Language•1965

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• A Syntactic Paradigm

  Kenneth L Pike•Language•1963

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• Dimensions of Grammatical Constructions

  Kenneth L Pike•Language•1962

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• An Introduction to Descriptive Linguistics

  Open Access•Frederick B Agard, William G Moulton et al.•Language•1956

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