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020			_a0-226-77504-6
040			_aAR-BaCTP
041			_aengspa
100			_aStockwell, Robert P. _915106
245		4	_aThe grammatical structures of english and spanish
260			_aChicago _bThe University of Chicago Press _c1965
300			_a328 p. _btabs.
490			_aContrastive Structure Series
505			_aEN CUBIERTA: An analysis of structural differences between the two languages.
520			_aIn this book, we have tried to speak of the grammatical structures of two languages in a way that could reasonably be expected to be understood by non-linguists who bring motivation, intelligence, and time, but no considerable amount of training in linguistics as such, to the task. The enormous complexity of linguistic behavior is surprising in view of the fact that so high a percentage of it is readily mastered by young children. Yet only a samll fraction of the complexity has been adequately described by generations of scholars.
650			_aANALISIS CONTRASTIVO _94446
650		2	_aCLASIFICACIÓN DE PALABRAS _94924
650			_aESCRITURA _95478
650		2	_aGRAMÁTICA _95881
650			_aGRAMATICA COMPARADA _95882
650		2	_aINGLÉS _96108
650			_aMODOS VERBALES _96759
650			_aORACION _96949
650			_aSINTAXIS _97540
650			_aTIEMPOS VERBALES _97764
650			_aVERBOS _98438
700			_aBowen, J. Donald _99581
700			_aFerguson, Charles A. _eed. _916839
700			_aMartin, John W. _912874
900			_dm _f19650101
942			_cLIB
999			_c1554 _d1554
080			_aH 811.111:.134.2'362=111=134.2 S62 1965