English Adverbial Collocations

Christian Douglas-Kozłowska

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978-83-01-13938-4

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Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN

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2010

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158

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ONIX MARC21

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Douglas-Kozłowska, Christian. English Adverbial Collocations. Red. . Warszawa: Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, 2010, 158 s. ISBN 978-83-01-13938-4

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ONIX MARC21

Signs and Abbreviations4
Part one5
A. What is a collocation?5
I. Introduction5
B. Preface to English Adverbial Collocations6
Arrangement of the material6
Description of the material6
Homonyms7
Language (style)7
Sources7
Type of collocations7
Type of dictionary7
Aim of this book8
Collection8
C. General problems9
C. The Adverb as Headword9
Affinities9
Approach9
Frequency. Evaluation9
Users of the dictionary9
Designation of parts of speech10
Hierarchy of parts of speech10
`One-way´ collocations11
A. The Verb as Headword12
II. Headword12
Verb patterns12
Phrasal Verbs14
Homonyms (verbs)15
Active/Passive17
Point of view (verb)18
B. The Adjective as Headword21
Patterns of Adjective Headwords21
Selection of Adjective Headword21
`Hybrids´ (`ed´ words)22
Homonyms (adjectives). Active/Passive attitude23
Adverb collocating with an adverbial of place25
Pre- and postmodification of certain adjectives by certain adverbs25
III. The Collocates26
Classification of adverbs27
Adverb: single word or phrase28
Language of adverbial - formal/informal/colloquial etc28
Presence or absence of `ly´ ending28
Pre- and postmodification of adjectives by adverbs31
Postmodifying adverbs with adjectives32
Some adjective-adverb collocations32
`ED´ words33
Pre- and postmodification of verbs by adverbs34
Relative importance of the adjective and the adverb in a collocation34
Factors connected with postmodification35
Postmodification of verbs by adverbs35
Certain single-word adverbs (with verbs): postmodifying only36
Certain words looking like adjectives, but acting as adverbs36
Some adverbial phrases, postmodifying only36
With a passive verb or part participle36
Certain adverbs collocate wit verbs in the negative only37
Certain adverbs of time, with certain tenses of the verb37
Postmodifying adverbial phrases with a passive verb or past participle37
A. Good ways to begin a sentence38
IV. Miscellanea38
B. Pairs of Adverbs39
C. Adverbs collocating with the whole sentence or clause40
D. Chain collocations43
E. Literary collocations45
F. Beware of the adverbs: `presently´ and `hopefully´46
References46
Acknowledgements47
Part Two48
Dictionary48
Index to Part One155