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A body of rules, features, or generalizations which reliably differentiate between grammatical and ungrammatical constructions.
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I'm confused by the term 'adjunct' as used in A Student's Introduction to English Grammar (2...
According to the authors of the book, adjuncts are divided into two kinds: modifiers, which are thoroughly integrated into the syntactic structure of clauses, and supplements, which are much more loos …
