Predicative Structure of Multi-Clause Sentences Containing One-Member or Multi-Member Coordination Clauses in Old English (Based on Anglo-Saxon Chronicle)
Стыро, В. (1975) “Predicative Structure of Multi-Clause Sentences Containing One-Member or Multi-Member Coordination Clauses in Old English (Based on Anglo-Saxon Chronicle)”, Kalbotyra, 26(3), pp. 35–44. doi:10.15388/Knygotyra.1975.20710.
Predicative Structure of Multi-Clause Sentences Containing One-Member or Multi-Member Coordination Clauses in Old English (Based on Anglo-Saxon Chronicle)
Abstract
Predicative structure of multi-clause sentences consisting of one-member or multi-member coordination clauses is described. Coordination patterns and quantitative distribution of variant patterns are defined.
