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Some Fundamental Rules of Kurdish Syntax Structure
A pioneering theoretical study exploring Kurdish syntax through the lens of Noam Chomsky’s Standard Theory (1957). It introduces phrase structure rules (PSR) and constructed syntactic trees for both simple and complex sentences in Kurdish. It also briefly examines personal suffix behaviour across tense forms. Widely cited as foundational in Kurdish syntactic research
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- First Edition
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- -
- Collation
- 75
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- 184 LING
Learning How to Mean: Explorations in the Development of Language
In this pioneering work, Halliday explores how young children learn to use language as a tool for meaning-making. Based on observation and analysis of early childhood language development, this book outlines a functional model that later became a foundation for systemic functional linguistics.
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- First Edition
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- 0713118725
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- x + 150 pages
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- -
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- 73 LING
Understanding Syntax
A theory-neutral and descriptive introduction to syntactic structures across languages, with chapters covering word classes, constituency, grammatical relations, transformations (e.g., passives), wh‑constructions, and guidance for writing syntactic sketches. Updated exercises and resources include coverage of over 100 languages
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- First Edition
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- 0-340-60377-1
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- 226
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- -
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- 31 LING
Roget's Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases
A classic and widely used English language reference tool, Roget’s Thesaurus groups words by meaning and concept rather than alphabetically, aiding users in finding the most suitable word or phrase.
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- 0 14051.0079
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- 712
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- -
- Call Number
- 42 LIT
Discovery
Discovery is a graded reader or short novel written for English learners. Part of the Longman Originals series, it is designed to improve vocabulary, reading comprehension, and overall language proficiency for intermediate-level students.
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- -
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- 0194532615
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- 120
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- 321 LING
New Horizons in Linguistics
A collection of essays by prominent linguists exploring developments in linguistics in the mid-20th century. Topics range across syntax, phonology, semantics, and language acquisition.
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- First Edition
- ISBN/ISSN
- 14021223x
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- 368 pages
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- 323 LING
Enjoying Stories, Book 2
Enjoying Stories, Book 2 provides a collection of engaging, simplified short stories aimed at building vocabulary, comprehension, and a love of reading among younger learners or ESL students. Includes illustrations and comprehension activities.
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- 1st edition
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- 0-7329-0242-8
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- 64 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
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- -
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- 3Story
Follow Me: Welcome to English (Programmes 1–60)
complete course in spoken English for beginners and intermediate learners. Originally produced as a BBC English video series. This edition contains programs 1 to 60. Designed for self-study or classroom use.
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- -
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- -
- Collation
- 270
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- -
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- 205
Mastering the Language of Literature
This accessible guide introduces key linguistic tools and concepts used in literary analysis. Covers sound, syntax, semantics, style, and meaning in literature with practical examples.
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- First Edition
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- 1-4039-0077-9
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- 200
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- -
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- 63 LIT
Linguistics Today
Linguistics Today is an edited volume featuring 25 contributions by leading linguists, presenting a broad overview of the field circa 1969. Its thematic coverage includes: Phonemics & Acoustic Phonetics Morphology & Syntax Semantics, language and culture Applications in literature, anthropology, computer science (e.g., machine translation, simulated speech) Google Books +1 Amazo…
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- 1st edition
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- -
- Collation
- xii, 291 pages; 22 cm
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- -
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- 345 LING
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