A foundational introduction to transformational-generative grammar, this book explains the basic concepts of Noam Chomsky's transformational syntax. It is written for students beginning their studies in theoretical linguistics.
This Darwinian biology textbook introduces key concepts—population genetics, ecology, evolution, systematics, morphology—using an engaging “magazine-style” format aimed at sophomores and juniors. It emphasizes the interplay between organism and environment to prepare students for advanced topics .
A comprehensive monograph exploring theory and applications of space radio science. Discusses satellite-to-ground and deep-space communications, radio occultation for planetary atmosphere and ionosphere sounding, interplanetary medium diagnostics, radar astronomy, and propagation in gravitational fields. Ideal for radio physicists, engineers, and graduate students Barnes & Noble +3 Amazon …
English Sentences (1962) is a classic grammar and sentence-structure workbook aimed at helping learners develop strong grammatical intuition and effective writing skills. Covering nearly 300 pages, it systematically explores: Parts of speech and word classes Basic and complex sentence patterns Predicate expansion, subordinate clauses, noun and verb clusters Common issues: fragments,…
This foundational text provides a comprehensive introduction to transformational-generative grammar, a theory developed by Noam Chomsky. The book covers the basic concepts and formal principles of transformational syntax, designed for students with a general interest in theoretical linguistics. Key topics include: Phrase structure rules Transformational rules Deep and surface struct…
A comprehensive, corpus-based grammar that contrasts spoken and written English across four registers: conversation, fiction, news, and academic prose. It is based on the analysis of the Longman Corpus Network and provides detailed statistical data.
This widely used textbook provides a comprehensive introduction to the study of language. The 7th edition of An Introduction to Language by Fromkin, Rodman, and Hyams covers phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, language acquisition, and psycholinguistics. It is accessible to students with no prior background in linguistics, offering a balance of theory and application, with upda…
The Heart of the Matter is a psychological novel by Graham Greene set during World War II in Sierra Leone. It explores the moral conflicts of Major Scobie, a British colonial officer, whose struggle with duty, faith, and personal guilt leads him toward tragic consequences. The novel addresses themes of sin, redemption, and the human conscience within the framework of Catholic belief. It was sho…
This grammar is organized according to communicative function and is ideal for learners who want a practical understanding of how English works in real communication. It is divided into three parts: Part A (Concepts), Part B (Grammar), and Part C (Applications).