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1. Introduction
2. Adverb-Adjective Attraction 3. Though Attraction 4. Placement of Adverbials 5. Topicalization 6. Left-Dislocaion and Right-Dislocation 7. Negative-Constituent Preposing and SAI 8. Metalinguistic Negation 9. Clefting and Pseudo-Clefting 10. VP Preposing 11. Content Clauses vs. Relaive Clauses 12. Heavy Constituent Shift 13. Particle Movement and Preposition Stranding 14. Extraposition and Extrposition-from-NP 15. Nominal Extraposition 16. Denominal Verbs 17. Dative Shift 18. Quantifier Floating 19. Raising-to-Object and Raising-to-Subject 20. Negative Raising 21. Tough Movement 22. Complement Preposing 23. Right Node Raising 24. Special Passives 25. Subject-Verb Inversion 26. Gapping 27. VP Deletion, Do-So Rule and So-Aux Rule 28. Minor Deletion Rules 29. Contraction 30. Meaning Preserving vs. Changing |
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This book mainly deals with transformational rules, which were explored and discussed mainly in the 1970s. Since the 1980s, transformational rules have rarely been discussed at linguistic forums. Instead, a variety of theories have attempted to analyze the same phenomena/facts from different perspectives. This change was motivated by linguistic theoretical purposes, but not by pedagogical purposes. In terms of teaching/learning of languages, many of current linguistic theories have little use. Among linguistic theories in terms of rules, the traditional transformation grammar is the best for pedagogical purposes.
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