Studies in the Language of Geoffrey ChaucerBrill Archive, 1982 M01 1 - 503 pages |
Contents
1351 | 3 |
143 | 10 |
159 Preterite of Concord 212 Modal Preterite 2343 | 23 |
For the Perfect and Pluperfect see Auxiliaries haven and ben | 44 |
53104 35 | 53 |
935 Forms in e of Weak Verbs 96 Forms in eth of Strong and Weak | 59 |
1316 | 76 |
1312 Alternation of Impersonal and Personal Verbs 1336 Non | 83 |
490516 | 263 |
4914 Whom 4957 Whos 4989 Which 5004 What 50515 Wheither | 270 |
517553 | 283 |
51920 the Whos 521 Whom 5224 What 525 Which 52632 That 5338 | 349 |
3535 Stem Form where the Plural might have been Expected | 356 |
662 Use of the Definite Article 663 Adjective and Proper | 363 |
363 Concord of Number 366 Plural of Proper Names 367 Collec | 374 |
73255 | 376 |
37593 | 93 |
164189 | 98 |
164 Gerundial or Inflected Dative 165 To Denote Purpose 168 | 116 |
219232 | 133 |
233351 | 141 |
352405 | 198 |
394405 | 217 |
395 Animals 396402 Pagan Influence 403 Celestial Bodies 404 | 223 |
40711 Second Person 41224 Third Person 4259 Determinative | 252 |
756816 | 390 |
81732 | 434 |
83351 | 440 |
8345 Secondary Interjections 83551 Religious Names | 453 |
8523 Coordinating Adverbs 8545 Subordinating | 480 |
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Common terms and phrases
adjective adverbs Allas alwey anaphoric anon Arcite Astr auxiliary Chaucer clauses Crist deeth definite article denote direct object diss doon Einenkel Emelye employed English everich free adjuncts function genitive goon hath heere hire hous hymself indefinite pronoun independent pronoun instances intransitive verbs Jespersen koude Kruisinga kyng leet lord lyve maken manere meaning metre moot Mustanoja myghte namoore noght noun nyght occurs oghte oother passive peple perfect participle periphrastic personal pronoun plain infinitive plural preceded predicate prepositional preterite quod referred restrictive clauses saugh sentence seyde seye seyn shal sholde sorwe speke stem form subjunctive swich Syntax Tale Tale of Melibee Thanne thee ther Theseus thilke thise thou thow thyn thyng tyme unto verb verbal Visser whan wher whoso wight wolde woot word yeve