Mass Nouns and Count Nouns in French and English

Mass Nouns and Count Nouns in French and English [microform] / Helen H. Goldsmith.

A linguistic study of syntactic differences in the mass noun-count noun contrast in French and English reveals the problems encountered in the construction of illustrative sentences and other pattern drills. A definitional statement of the distinctions between the two classes of nouns includes numer...

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Main Author: Goldsmith, Helen H.
Corporate Author: Pacific Northwest Conference on Foreign Languages, Portland, OR
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1969.
Subjects:
Applied Linguistics.
Contrastive Linguistics.
English.
Form Classes (Languages)
French.
Function Words.
Grammar.
Language Instruction.
Language Universals.
Linguistic Theory.
Linguistics.
Nouns.
Pattern Drills (Language)
Second Language Learning.
Secondary Schools.
Structural Linguistics.
Substitution Drills.
Syntax.

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