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Linguistic and Grammatical Categories
[edit]An Overview of Basic Linguistics and Grammar
[edit]- List of glossing abbreviations
- Linguistics Overview
- Linguistics
- Theoretical linguistics
- Cognitive linguistics
- Generative linguistics
- Quantitative linguistics
- Historical linguistics
- Etymology
- Comparative linguistics
- Functional theories of grammar
- Phonetics
- Phonology
- Morphology (linguistics)
- Morphophonology
- Syntax
- Lexis (linguistics)
- Semantics
- Lexical semantics
- Statistical semantics
- Structural semantics
- Prototype theory
- Pragmatics
- Universal pragmatics
- Graphemics
- Orthography
- Rhetoric
- Semiotics
- Applied linguistics
- Language acquisition
- Psycholinguistics
- Sociolinguistics
- Accent (sociolinguistics)
- Dialect
- Discourse analysis
- Sociocultural linguistics
- Linguistic anthropology
- Computational linguistics
- Linguistic description
- Stylistics (field of study)
- Corpus linguistics
- Internet linguistics
- Grammatical Categories
- Dependency grammar
- Phrase structure grammar
- Grammatical category
- Adjunct (grammar)
- Noun adjunct
- Adverbial
- Agent (grammar)
- Animacy
- Argument (linguistics)
- Associated motion
- Grammatical aspect
- Attributive
- Grammatical case
- Clusivity
- Comparison (grammar)
- Conjunct
- Definiteness
- Disjunct (linguistics)
- Evidentiality
- Focus (linguistics)
- Grammatical gender
- Government (linguistics)
- Head (linguistics)
- Mirative
- Linguistic modality
- Grammatical mood
- Noun class
- Grammatical number
- Grammatical person
- Affirmative and negative
- Predicate (grammar)
- Predicative expression
- Subject (grammar)
- Grammatical tense
- Topic–comment
- Transitivity (grammar)
- Valency (linguistics)
- Voice (grammar)
- Volition (linguistics)
- Typology
- Linguistic typology
- Morphological typology
- Isolating language
- Synthetic language
- Polysynthetic language
- Fusional language
- Agglutinative language
- Morphosyntactic alignment
- Nominative–accusative language
- Ergative–absolutive language
- Split ergativity
- Austronesian alignment
- Active–stative language
- Tripartite language
- Nominative–absolutive language
- Direct–inverse language
- Syntactic pivot
- Theta role
- Word order
- VO language
- Subject–verb–object
- Verb–subject–object
- Verb–object–subject
- OV language
- Subject–object–verb
- Object–subject–verb
- Object–verb–subject
- Time–manner–place
- Place–manner–time
- Major Influences
- History of linguistics
- Lucien Tesnière
- Noam Chomsky
- R. M. W. Dixon
- Alexandra Aikhenvald
- David Crystal
- List of linguists
- List of lexicographers