An edition of Serbo-Croatian
(1997)
Serbo-Croatian
by Snježana Kordić
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This grammar book begins with a section on phonology (vowels, consonants,
accents). It is followed by a description of morphology (nominal: nouns,
adjectives, pronouns, numerals; verbal morphology). The syntax is presented
in the third section, in which noun phrase, clause structure, coordination,
subordination (especially relatives), negation, word order and discourse
related phenomena are described. The volume also contains a sample text
with interlinear transcription and translation and an ample bibliography.
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Grammar, Phonology, Morphology, Syntax, Noun phrase, Negation, Word order, Deixis, Demonstratives, Adverb, Quantifiers, Temporal constructions, Particles, Linguistics, Research, Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbo-Croatian, Croatian language, Serbian language, Bosnian language, Montenegrin language, Serbo-Croatian language, Dialects, Conjunctions, Agreement, Verb, Verbs, Auxiliary verbs, Modality, Noun, Nouns, Pronoun, Clauses, Relative clauses, Comparative clauses, Subordinate constructions, Coordinate constructions, Sentences, Reflexives, Language, Mode, Mood, Temps, Tense, Aspect, Discourse analysis, Handbooks| Edition | Availability |
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Table of Contents
0. Socio- and geolinguistic data. 3
0.1. Genealogical placing and number of speakers. 3
0.2. Dialects and the standard language. 3
1. Phonology. 4
1.1 Vowels. 4
1.2. Consonants. 4
1.3. Morphophonemic alternations. 5
1.3.1. Consonant alternations. 5
1.3.2. Vowel alternations. 6
1.4.Accent. 8
2. Nouns. 8
2.1. Nominal categories. 8
2.2. Declension types. 11
2.3. Case syntax. 15
3. Adjectives. 18
3.1. Morphological characteristics. 18
3.2. Comparison of adjectives. 20
4. Pronouns and pro-forms. 22
4.1. Personal pronouns and the reflexive pronoun. 22
4.2. Possessive pronouns. 24
4.3. Demonstrative pronouns. 25
4.4. Interrogative and relative pronouns. 26
4.5. Indefinite, universal, and negative pronouns. 26
4.6. Pro-adverbs. 27
4.7. Presentatives. 29
5. Numerals and other quantifiers. 30
5.1. Cardinal and ordinal numerals. 30
5.2. Syntactic features of quantifiers. 32
6. Verbs. 33
6.1. Verbal categories. 33
6.2. Non-finite verb forms. 34
6.2.1. Infinitive. 34
6.2.2. Active participle. 34
6.2.3. Passive participle. 35
6.2.4. Present participle. 35
6.2.5. Past participle. 35
6.3. Tenses. 36
6.3.1. Present. 36
6.3.2. Perfect, Aorist, Imperfect, and Pluperfect. 38
6.3.3. Future I and Future II. 40
6.4. Aspect. 41
6.5. Moods. 42
6.6. Active and Passive. 43
7. Adverbs. 44
8. Order of constituents. 44
8.1. Word order in a noun phrase. 44
8.2. Order of constituents in declarative sentences. 45
9. Interrogative sentences. 47
10. Imperative sentences. 49
11. Copular sentences. 50
12. Negation. 51
13. Coordination. 53
14. Subordination. 55
14.1. Complement clauses. 55
14.2. Relative clauses. 57
14.3. Conditional clauses. 60
14.4. Temporal clauses. 62
14.5. Other most frequently used subordinators. 63
15. Discourse related phenomena. 64
15.1. Anaphora. 64
15.2. Pro-drop. 66
16. Text. 67
Bibliography. 71
Edition Notes
Includes a map, diagrams, tables, and bibliographical references (p. 71).
Reissued in new covers 2006
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