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Introducing English Grammar

by Kersti Börjars, Kate Burridge

4th Edition

Publisher: Routledge

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Print ISBN9781032872049
eText ISBN9781040693186
PublisherRoutledge
Publishing Year2026
Edition4th Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages402

Introducing English Grammar (4th Edition) is an academic textbook that introduces students to the systematic breakdown of English sentences. Co-authored by Kersti Börjars and Kate Burridge, this volume establishes the essential analytical methodology and descriptive terminology required for linguistic study, catering directly to readers who have no previous experience with formal grammar.

The thematic coverage moves logically through the primary components of English sentence structure. Initial chapters address fundamental word categories, functional roles within the clause, and varied sentence types. The text then expands into complex structural units, offering detailed treatments of verb phrases, noun phrases, embedded clause structures, and grammatical operations beyond the single sentence.

A defining feature of this fourth edition is the inclusion of redesigned tree structures, which help prepare students for future work in formal syntactic theory. The volume provides targeted support for college and university students who are beginning their initial studies in general linguistics and English language programs.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Introduction: the glamour of grammar

  2. Chapter 2: The structure of sentences

  3. Chapter 3: The words of English

  4. Chapter 4: Functions within the clause

  5. Chapter 5: Different sentence types

  6. Chapter 6: The verb phrase

  7. Chapter 7: The noun phrase

  8. Chapter 8: Clauses within clauses

  9. Chapter 9: Beyond the sentence

  10. Chapter 10: Grammar at work

  11. Chapter 11: English worldwide

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