Kevin J. Rottet is Associate Professor of French Linguistics and Adjunct in Linguistics at Indiana University, where he teaches courses on language contact, lexicology-lexicography, translation, and the structure of Breton.Steve Morris is Associate Professor of Welsh at Swansea University where he teaches in the fields of language and applied linguistics. He is a co-investigator on the CorCenCC (Corpws Cenedlaethol Cymraeg Cyfoes – National Corpus of Contemporary Welsh) project.

• AcknowledgementsRhagair/PrefaceChapter I: Comparative Stylistics and Translation TechniquesChapter II: Nouns and PronounsChapter III: PrepositionsChapter IV: Welsh Possessive ConstructionsChapter V: Issues in the Verb Phrase: Tense/Mood/Aspect and ModalityChapter VI: Phrasal VerbsChapter VII: Cael and GetChapter VIII: Adjectives and AdverbsChapter IX: Lexical Issues: Word formation and collocationsChapter X: Welsh Verbless Clauses and Verb-noun ClausesChapter XI: Information Structure: Topics and FocusBibliography

Kevin J. Rottet is Associate Professor of French Linguistics and Adjunct in Linguistics at Indiana University, where he teaches courses on language contact, lexicology-lexicography, translation, and the structure of Breton.Steve Morris is Associate Professor of Welsh at Swansea University where he teaches in the fields of language and applied linguistics. He is a co-investigator on the CorCenCC (Corpws Cenedlaethol Cymraeg Cyfoes – National Corpus of Contemporary Welsh) project.

• AcknowledgementsRhagair/PrefaceChapter I: Comparative Stylistics and Translation TechniquesChapter II: Nouns and PronounsChapter III: PrepositionsChapter IV: Welsh Possessive ConstructionsChapter V: Issues in the Verb Phrase: Tense/Mood/Aspect and ModalityChapter VI: Phrasal VerbsChapter VII: Cael and GetChapter VIII: Adjectives and AdverbsChapter IX: Lexical Issues: Word formation and collocationsChapter X: Welsh Verbless Clauses and Verb-noun ClausesChapter XI: Information Structure: Topics and FocusBibliography

Kevin J. Rottet is Associate Professor of French Linguistics and Adjunct in Linguistics at Indiana University, where he teaches courses on language contact, lexicology-lexicography, translation, and the structure of Breton.Steve Morris is Associate Professor of Welsh at Swansea University where he teaches in the fields of language and applied linguistics. He is a co-investigator on the CorCenCC (Corpws Cenedlaethol Cymraeg Cyfoes – National Corpus of Contemporary Welsh) project.

• AcknowledgementsRhagair/PrefaceChapter I: Comparative Stylistics and Translation TechniquesChapter II: Nouns and PronounsChapter III: PrepositionsChapter IV: Welsh Possessive ConstructionsChapter V: Issues in the Verb Phrase: Tense/Mood/Aspect and ModalityChapter VI: Phrasal VerbsChapter VII: Cael and GetChapter VIII: Adjectives and AdverbsChapter IX: Lexical Issues: Word formation and collocationsChapter X: Welsh Verbless Clauses and Verb-noun ClausesChapter XI: Information Structure: Topics and FocusBibliography