Advanced English Grammar II Course Outline

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These flashcards cover key concepts from the course outline for EGL 204: Advanced English Grammar II, including types of clauses, verb properties, information packaging strategies, speech forms, and sentence connection devices.

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What are the two main types of clauses in English?

Dependent and Independent Clauses.

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List the five types of clauses mentioned in the lecture.

Finite, Non-finite, Verbless, Nominal, Adverbial, Relative.

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What is the difference between Hypotactic and Paratactic relationships?

Hypotactic relationships involve a dependent relationship between clauses, while Paratactic relationships involve independent clauses.

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What are the general properties of the English verb?

The basic structure of the verbal group and its functions.

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What are the two categories of verbs discussed in the lecture?

Lexical verbs and Auxiliary verbs.

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Name the sub-categories of lexical verbs.

Transitive, Intransitive, Dynamic, and Stative.

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What are the two types of auxiliary verbs?

Primary and Modal auxiliary verbs.

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Identify four information packaging strategies mentioned in the course outline.

Preposing, Postposing, Passivisation, Clefting, Dislocation.

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What is the significance of backshift in indirect speech?

Backshift indicates a change in tense when converting direct speech to indirect speech.

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What are the two forms of speech discussed in the course?

Direct Speech and Indirect Speech.

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What are some grammatical devices for sentence connection?

Reference, Substitution, Ellipsis, Identification.

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What are lexical devices for sentence connection?

Repetition, synonym, hyponymy, antonymy.