J. Lachlan Mackenzie - Principles & Pitfalls of English Grammar

10.4 Demonstrative pronouns

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10.4.1 Forms 10.4.2 Functions

10.5 Indefinite pronouns

10.5.1 Each

10.5.2 Some and any 10.5.3 Either and neither

10.5.4 Both 10.5.5 One

10.6 Interrogative pronouns 10.7 The existential pronoun there

10.8 Conclusion

Exercises

PART IV Enriching and expanding the clause

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The adverbial

11.1 Introduction 11.2 The adverb

11.2.1 Form

11.2.2 Adverbs used inside a phrase

11.3 Adjuncts

11.3.1 Adjuncts that are adverbs 11.3.2 Phrasal and clausal adjuncts 11.3.3 The conditional clause

11.4 Disjuncts 11.5 Conjuncts

11.6 Clauses with many adverbials

11.7 Conclusion

Exercises

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Building sentences

12.1 Introduction 12.2 Co-ordination

12.2.1 Compound sentences

12.2.2 Co-ordination of subordinate clauses 12.2.3 Co-ordination of non-clausal elements