Volume 03, Fall 1976

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    Calgary Working Papers in Linguistics, Volume 3, Fall 1976
    (University of Calgary, 1976-09) DeGuzman, Videa; Karra, Elizabeth; Klokeid, Terry J.; Roberts, Jessica L.
    This issue of Calgary Working Papers in Linguistics consists of A Workbook in English Syntax, by Terry J. Klokeid. It is a text used at The University of Calgary for some undergraduate courses in syntax. These courses emphasize the frameworks of network relational grammar and transformational generative grammar.
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    A workbook in English syntax
    (University of Calgary, 1976-09) Klokeid, Terry J.
    There are perhaps 5,000 different human languages spoken around the world, and we know of a great many others which have gone out of use or which have been transformed into another language. Among all these languages, there is a fascinating richness in the variety of speech sounds and sentence patterns that are used. At the same time, this variation is not limitless. There exist striking and deep-seated similarities among the world's languages.