'Non-finiteness' is a phenomenon that occurs in most natural languages, whereby a verb is
not inflected by grammatical tense, and does not possess the grammatical features of …

Taking as bases the well-known idea that in Cognitive Semantics metaphor, a conceptual
rather than a linguistic phenomenon, is considered to be a series of conceptual mappings …

The characteristics commonly attributed to central get-passives in the relevant literature
include the possibility of taking an overtly expressed agent by-phrase, a dynamic meaning …

Grammar is an important component of a language that contains rules on the sentence
structure construction and meaning system of the language. The grammar usage has a …

The nature of human spontaneous speech brings about speech errors and typical
disfluencies such as hesitation, pause, silence, repetition, and repair. Recent studies in …

This study explores the role of context in the alleged entrenchment of the adverbs yet, just
and (n) ever, among other adverbial elements, as markers of the perfect in World Englishes …

Abstract For Universal Grammar (UG), the identification of substantial universals seems
unprincipled, because it is indeterminable, with solely bottom-up assumptions, whether a …

This chapter, motivated by our experience as teachers of syntax courses and introductions to
(English) linguistics at the flagship campus of a large state university in the USA, adds to the …

156 THE ROLE OF THE IMPERSONAL FORMS OF THE VERB IN ENGLISH SPEECH Master
student of SamSIFL Berdiyev Ramziddin Abstract. The a Page 1 JOURNAL OF NEW CENTURY …