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compilation of old, mostly handwritten notes (I am responsible for any errors or omissions)
About Syntax: 1–5 are foundational topics, while 6-10 are intermediate concepts. For in-depth exploration, the advanced topics are 11-15. [Download Notes]
- Basic Sentence Structure (Subject, Predicate, Object)
- Word Categories (Parts of Speech)
- Phrase Structure
- Constituency Tests
- Tree Diagrams
- Clauses and Sentence Types
- Movement and Transformations
- Agreement and Case Marking
- Modifiers and Adjuncts
- Dependency and Tree Relations
- Binding Theory
- Ellipsis and Gapping
- Long-Distance Dependencies
- Cross-Linguistic Syntax
- Minimalist Syntax
About English: I learnt and taught basic English grammar. My notes focus on key engish grammar topics that enhance clarity and confidence. Here are 15 important topics to master:
- Sentence Structure
- Tenses
- Subject-Verb Agreement
- Articles
- Prepositions
- Pronouns
- Modal Verbs
- Conditionals
- Phrasal Verbs
- Adjectives and Adverbs
- Conjunctions
- Reported Speech
- Question Formation
- Voice (Active and Passive)
- Vocabulary
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