David G. Lockwood is Professor of Linguistics at Michigan State University.

• 1. Constructions, Functions, and Classes; 2. Syntax and Morphology: Preediting Syntactic Data; 3. Types of Phrase Constructions; 4. Concord and Government in the Phrase; 5. Phrase Coordination; 6. Types of Basic Clause Constructions; 7. Congruence and Determination in the Clause; 8. Identification and Description of Clitics; 9. Negation in the Clause; 10. Varieties of Clausal Organization: Accusative, Ergative, and Others; 11. Voice and other Forms of Highlighting in the Clause; 12. Sentence Constructions; 13. Interrogation in Clause and Sentence Structures; 14. Subordinate Clauses and Clausoidal Phrases; 15. Syntax and Semology.

David G. Lockwood is Professor of Linguistics at Michigan State University.

• 1. Constructions, Functions, and Classes; 2. Syntax and Morphology: Preediting Syntactic Data; 3. Types of Phrase Constructions; 4. Concord and Government in the Phrase; 5. Phrase Coordination; 6. Types of Basic Clause Constructions; 7. Congruence and Determination in the Clause; 8. Identification and Description of Clitics; 9. Negation in the Clause; 10. Varieties of Clausal Organization: Accusative, Ergative, and Others; 11. Voice and other Forms of Highlighting in the Clause; 12. Sentence Constructions; 13. Interrogation in Clause and Sentence Structures; 14. Subordinate Clauses and Clausoidal Phrases; 15. Syntax and Semology.

David G. Lockwood is Professor of Linguistics at Michigan State University.

• 1. Constructions, Functions, and Classes; 2. Syntax and Morphology: Preediting Syntactic Data; 3. Types of Phrase Constructions; 4. Concord and Government in the Phrase; 5. Phrase Coordination; 6. Types of Basic Clause Constructions; 7. Congruence and Determination in the Clause; 8. Identification and Description of Clitics; 9. Negation in the Clause; 10. Varieties of Clausal Organization: Accusative, Ergative, and Others; 11. Voice and other Forms of Highlighting in the Clause; 12. Sentence Constructions; 13. Interrogation in Clause and Sentence Structures; 14. Subordinate Clauses and Clausoidal Phrases; 15. Syntax and Semology.