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SUBJECT INDEX
 
absolute and relative generalisation 
77; 79; 81
absolute construction 112; 114; 
180; 348-350
actional and statal verbs: see verb 
subclasses
active (verb-form) 177-179
actual division of the sentence 243-
250; 256-262; 305
address 269
adjective 38; 41; 203-220; com-
parison of a. 213-219; sub-
classes: evaluative, specificative 
a. 206-207; qualitative, relative 
a. 205-207
adjectivid 213
adjunct-word 232
adverb 39; 220-229; comparison of 
a. 227-228; subclasses: func-
tional 226-227; structural 223-
226; a. in -ly 228-229
adverbial clause 321-328; subtypes: 
circumstantial cl. 325-327; local-
isation cl. 322-323; parenthetical 
cl. 327-328; qualification cl. 
323-325
adverbial complication 347-350
adverbial modifier 98; 101; 235; 
269
adverbid 223
agreement (concord) between sub-
ject and predicate 135-136; 232-
233
agreement in sense (notional con-
cord) 135-136
"allo-emic" theory 22-24
allo-term 22
analytical case 65
analytical form 34-35; 85; 107; 
214-219
anaphoric connection: see retro-
spective connection
appositive clause 318-321
appurtenance 69
article 40; 74-85; identification 74-
75; definite a. 76; indefinite a. 
76-77; functions 76-83; a. with 
proper nouns 84; a. determina-
tion paradigm 85
artificial utterances 8
aspect 108; 155-176; 182
a-stative prefix 211
aspective meaning 94
asyndetic connection 231; 298-
300; 335-337
attribute 235; 269; contact noun a. 
50-51; descriptive, limiting a. 80
attributive clause 317-321
attributive complication 345-347
autosemantic and synsemantic 
elements 229
auxiliary 25; 34; 85; 89
axes of sentence 274-278
be going + Infinitive 151-152 
broad-meaning word 48
case 62-74
cataphoric connection: see pro-
spective connection
classes of words: syntactic cl. of 
w. 42-45
clausalisation 283-284
clause 289-290
cohesion of text 363
combinability: с of noun 50-51; с 
of verb 97-102; с of infinitive 
105-106; с of gerund 109-110; с 
of pres. participle

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377
111-112; с. of past participle 
112-113; с. of adjective 204-205; 
c. of adverb 221-222
communicative direction 363
communicative purpose 251-255
communicative sentence types 
251-268; cardinal с s. t. 251-252; 
intermediary с s. t. 262-268
complement 98-99
complementive and supplementive 
verbs: see verb subclasses
completive connection: objective с. 
с. 233-235; qualifying с. с. 235
completivity 99-101
complex balance 314
complex object 106; 112; 113-114; 
281; 343-345
complex sentence 303-332
complex subject 106; 112; 114; 
342-343; 345
composite sentence 288-302; 303-
361
compound sentence 332-340
concise composition 301-302
conditional mood: see subjunctive 
mood
conjugation 37
conjunction 40; 41; 45; 231; see 
also syndetic connection
conjunctive cumulation 366
connective 41-42
consective mood: see subjunctive 
mood
constant feature category 36; 59
constituent parts of language 6
constructional system of syntactic 
paradigmatics 283-285
contact noun attribute: see attribute
continuous (verb-form) 155-156; 
158-164
continuum 19; 119
conversion 87; 120; 212-213; 224
co-occurrence 23
coordinative connection of clauses 
296-298; 332-340; marked, un-
marked с. с. 336-337; open, 
closed с. с. 339-340
coordinative connection of sen-
tence constituents 270-271; 352-
353
coordinators 335
corpus 23
correlative cumulation 366-367 
countable, uncountable nouns 59-
62
cumulation 16; 231; 300-301; 
363-367
cumuleme 364; 367-371;
cumuleme-sentence 372; factual, 
modal, mixed c. 369
declarative sentence 251; 256-257 
declension 37
deep structure 281; 340
degrees of comparison: of adjec-
tives 213-219; of adverbs 227 
deixis (deictic function) 39; 47; 
129-130
deletion in transformations: see 
transformational procedures deri-
vation history 280
derivational perspective 46
descriptions of language 6-7
descriptive attribute: see attribute
determiner 74-75; 83-84; 85
development (category of) 108;
158; 158-166; 176
diachrony: see synchrony and dia-
chrony
dialogue speech 363-365
differential features 28-31 distribu-
tional analysis 23-24 distribution: 
complementary, contrastive, non-
contrastive d. 23-24
do-auxiliary 164-166
domination (dominational connec-
tion) 232-235; reciprocal d. 232-
233 double predicate 92; 342-343
edited speech 291
elative superlative 215-218 elemen-
tary sentence 273-274 elliptical 
article construction 77 elliptical 
sentence 274-278