Contrastive analysis of English and Turkish adjectives and adjectival groups Müjde Özlüses; Supervisor: Neil Bratton

Yazar: Katkıda bulunan(lar):Dil: İngilizce Yayın ayrıntıları:Nicosia Cyprus International University 2003Tanım: VIII, 83 p tab. 30.5 cmİçerik türü:
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INTRODUCTION
1 Purpose
1 Brief Review of the Adjectives and the Adjectival Groups in English and Turkish
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
8 Contrastive Analysis
12 Universal Crammer
DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS
Form of the Adjective
14 Simple Adjectives
15 Derived Adjectives
27 Compounds Adjectives
29 Syntactic Functions of The Adjectival Groups
30 In Groups
30 Modification of the Attribute in NG
47 Submodification of the Attribute
49 Qualification of the Attribute
50 Qualification of unmodified adjectives
53 Qualification of modified adjectives
57 Discontinuous qualification
58 Recursive qualification
59 In Clauses
59 Subject complement
59 Object complement
RELATIVE CLAUSES
61 Possessives
62 Possessive of single words
65 Possessive Nominal Group
67 Possessive Compounds
69 Relative Clauses
73 Construction of the restrictive relative clauses in English
74 Construction of the restrictive relative clauses in Turkish
CONCLUSION
78 General Findings and implications
81 Further research
82 BIBLIOGRAPHY
Özet: 'Title: Contrastive Analysis of English and Turkish Adjectives and Adjectival Groups Author: Müjde Özlüses Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Neil Bratton Thesis Committee Members: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abdul Ghafoor : Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sonuç Dimililer In this study English and Turkish adjectives and adjectival groups are compared and contrasted in order to predict the possible difficulties of a Turkish learner of English in this area of grammar. The main difference resides in the Head Parameter: English is a head-first and Turkish is a head-last language. Consequently, post-head qualifiers in English come before the head in Turkish. However the order of determiners and (pre-head) modifiers is much the same in both languages. These similarities and differences are analyzed and should provide teachers and writers with useful data on which to base their teaching materials. '
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Thesis Thesis CIU LIBRARY Tez Koleksiyonu Tez Koleksiyonu YL 89 O95 2003 (Rafa gözat(Aşağıda açılır)) Kullanılabilir English Language Teaching Department T178
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Includes bibliography (82-83 p.)

'Title: Contrastive Analysis of English and Turkish Adjectives and Adjectival Groups Author: Müjde Özlüses Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Neil Bratton Thesis Committee Members: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abdul Ghafoor : Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sonuç Dimililer In this study English and Turkish adjectives and adjectival groups are compared and contrasted in order to predict the possible difficulties of a Turkish learner of English in this area of grammar. The main difference resides in the Head Parameter: English is a head-first and Turkish is a head-last language. Consequently, post-head qualifiers in English come before the head in Turkish. However the order of determiners and (pre-head) modifiers is much the same in both languages. These similarities and differences are analyzed and should provide teachers and writers with useful data on which to base their teaching materials. '

INTRODUCTION

1 Purpose

1 Brief Review of the Adjectives and the Adjectival Groups in English and Turkish

REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

8 Contrastive Analysis

12 Universal Crammer

DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS

Form of the Adjective

14 Simple Adjectives

15 Derived Adjectives

27 Compounds Adjectives

29 Syntactic Functions of The Adjectival Groups

30 In Groups

30 Modification of the Attribute in NG

47 Submodification of the Attribute

49 Qualification of the Attribute

50 Qualification of unmodified adjectives

53 Qualification of modified adjectives

57 Discontinuous qualification

58 Recursive qualification

59 In Clauses

59 Subject complement

59 Object complement

RELATIVE CLAUSES

61 Possessives

62 Possessive of single words

65 Possessive Nominal Group

67 Possessive Compounds

69 Relative Clauses

73 Construction of the restrictive relative clauses in English

74 Construction of the restrictive relative clauses in Turkish

CONCLUSION

78 General Findings and implications

81 Further research

82 BIBLIOGRAPHY

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