French syntax list: A statistical study of grammatical usage in contemporary French prose on the basis of range and frequency
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Introduction.......................... . 1
List of Authors and Titles................... 9
List op Abbreviations ...................... 12
I. The Sentence......................... 17
1.1 Forms of the sentence. —1.2 Elements of the sentence. —
1.31 Terms used. —1.4 Independent elements. —1.5 Elliptical
expressions. —1.6 Order of the elements. —1.7 Stylistic phe-
nomena.
II. Substantives......................... 20
2.1 As subject. — 2.15 As direct object. — 2.6 As indirect object. —
2.66 Direct or indirect object with verbs of causation and percep-
tion. — 2.7 As complement. — 2.75 In apposition. — 2.76 As object
of a preposition. — 2.8 In elliptical constructions. — 2.9 Inde-
pendent uses. — 2.95 Independent subject. — 2.99 Absolute con-
structions.
Nouns........................ . . . 28
3.2 Number.— 3.3 Special uses. — 3.6 Adjectival use. — 3.7 Ad-
verbial use.
Personal Pronouns..................... 31
Conjunctive Pronouns.................. 31
4.1 Subject forms. — 4.2 Substitutes for the regular forms. — 4.3
On and Von. — 4.4 Substitutes for on. — 4.5 Position of subject pro-
nouns.—4.6 Uses of subject pronouns. — 4.61 First and second
persons. — 4.62 Third person. — 4.66 Modification of subject pro-
nouns. — 4.67 Uses of on. — 4.7 Repetition of subject pronouns. —
4.8 Inclusion and omission of subject pronouns. — 4.9 Redundant
use of subject pronouns. — 4.95 Agreement of subject pronouns. —
5. Object forms. — 5.11 First person. — 5.12 Second person. — 5.13
Third person. — 5.14 Direct object. — 5.31 Indirect object. — 5.35
Subjective complement. — 5.4 The pronoun en. — 5.41 The an-
tecedent is a person. — 5.51 The antecedent is a thing. — 6.61 The
antecedent is a general idea. — 5.7 Without an antecedent. —
6. The pronoun y.~ 6.1 The antecedent is a person. — 6.2 The
antecedent is a thing. — 6.3 The antecedent is a place in the mind
of the speaker. — 6.4 The antecedent is a general idea. — 6.6 With-
out an antecedent. — 6.6 Order of two object pronouns. — 6.7 The
object pronouns precede the verb. — 6.8 The object pronouns
follow the verb. — 7. Uses of object pronouns. — 7.1 Direct object.
— 7.3 Indirect object. — 7.31 In close relation to the verb. — 7.4
Modifies the whole sentence. — 7.7 Special uses of en. — 7.8 Special
uses of y. — 7.9 Agreement of the object pronoun. — 8. Position
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of the object pronoun. — 8.1 Simple form. — 8.2 Complex of verb
and complementary infinitive.
Disjunctive Pronouns .................. 55
9.1 Forms. — 9.2 Uses. — 9.3 To reinforce a noun. — 9.4 To re-
inforce a conjunctive subject pronoun. — 9.45 As part of a com-
pound subject. — 9.5 To reinforce a conjunctive object pronoun.
— 9.7 To reinforce a relative pronoun. — 9.8 As subject of a
finite verb. — 9.91 As subject of an infinitive. —¦ 9.95 As subject
of an imperative. —10.1 As subject of an absolute construction.
•—10.2 As subjective complement. —10.3 As object of a preposi-
tion. — 10.4 Special uses after d. —10.5 Special uses after de. —
10.6 Without a verb. — 10.8 Soi.
Demonstrative Pronouns.................. 63
11. Forms. —11.1 Masculine and feminine forms. —11.3 Neuter
forms. — ¦ 11.31 Ceci, cela, ga. — 11.5 Ce and il in concurrence. —
11.51 Constructions in which ce alone is found. —11.52 Construc-
tions in which ce predominates. —11.56 Constructions in which
il predominates. •—11.6 Further uses of ce as subject of tire. —
11.64 Anticipatory subject. — 11.65 Impersonal. —11.66 C est...
qui (que) for emotional reinforcement. — 11.8 Pleonastic ce.
Possessive Prounouns . . .................. 75
12.1 Forms. —12.2 Uses.
Indefinite Pronouns.................... 76
13.2 List of the commonest indefinites.
Interrogative Pronouns.................. 77
14.1 Referring to persons. —14.2 Referring to persons or things,
with distinguishing force. — 14.3 Referring to a neuter concept. —
14.4 Quantitative. —14.5 Interrogative adverbs. —14.51 Cause
and purpose. — 14.6 Manner. —14.7 Place. — 14.85 Quantity. —
14.9 Time.
Relative Pronouns..................... 82
16.11 Restrictive relatives. —15.21 Non-restrictive relatives.—
15.27 Neuter resumptive forms. —15.3 Substantive relatives.—
16.8 Generalizing, indefinite relatives. —16.9 Special uses of the
relatives. —16. Relative adverbs. —16.21 Place. —16.4 Time. —
16.6 Generalizing, indefinite relative adverbs.
III. Adjectives.......................... 91
Demonstrative Adjectives................. 91
17.1 Forms. —17.3 Regular uses. —17.4 Special uses. —17.6
Repetition with coordinated nouns.
The Definite Article ................... 93
18.1 Forms. — 18.2 Uses. —18.21 With demonstrative force.—
18.23 Use and non-use according to nature of noun modified. —
18.65 Used instead of a possessive adjective. —18.75 With pairs
and series. —18.81 Repetition of the definite article.
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Possessive Adjectives....................109
19.11 Weak forms. —19.2 Uses. —19.8 Repetition. —19.9 Strong
forms.
The Indefinite Article...................112
20.1 Forms. — 20.2 Uses. — 20.21 According to nature of noun
modified. — 20.33 Eepetition. — 20.4 Use of the definite and in-
definite article according to the function of the noun modified. —
20.41 The noun is subject. — 20.42 The noun is direct object. —
20.43 The noun is object of a preposition. — 20.45 The noun is
subjective complement. — 20.46 The noun is objective comple-
ment.— 20.47 The noun is in apposition. — 20.48 The noun is
used in an elliptical construction. — 20.49 Special cases in negative
constructions.
The Partitive.......................121
20.51 After expressions of quantity. — 20.6 Elliptical partitive. —
20.61 Nature of noun modified. — 20.7 Function of noun modified.
— 20.71 The noun is subject. — 20.72 The noun is subjective or ob-
jective complement. — 20.73 The noun is direct object. — 20.76 The
noun is object of a preposition. — 20.77 The noun is in apposition.
— 20.78 The noun is used in an elliptical construction. — 20.79 The
noun is used adverbially.
Indefinite Adjectives....................126
21.2 List of the commonest indefinites.
Interrogative Adjectives..................127
22.1 Distinctive adjectives.
Numerals...........................128
23.2 Cardinals. — 23.3 Ordinals. — 23.4 Collectives. — 23.5 Frac-
tions.
Relative Adjectives ..................... 130
24.1 Quel gue. — 24.2 Quelque ... que.
Qualifying Adjectives...................131
25.1 Attributive use. — 25.11 Position. — 25.31 Predicate uses. —
25.34 Appositive uses. — 25.39 Descriptive absolute constructions.
— 25.41 Used as adverbs. — 25.42 Used as substantives. — 26. Com-
parison of adjectives. — 26.11 Equality. — 26.2 Superiority. — 26.7
Inferiority. — 26.73 Proportionate comparison. — 26.78 Other
methods of intensification. — 26.8 Agreement. — 26.9 Adjectival
phrases.
IV. Verbs............................140
Ttpes of Verbs.......................140
27.1 Transitive verbs. — 27.2 Intransitive verbs. — 27.3 Reflexive
verbs. — 27.31 With a direct reflexive object. — 27.32 With an in-
direct reflexive object. — 27.34 Exclusively reflexive verbs. — 27.35
Impersonal reflexive verbs. — 27.36 Omission of a reflexive object.
— 27.4 The reflexive verb used as a substitute for the passive voice.
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— 27.6 Reciprocal verbs. — 27.8 Copulative verbs. — 27.9 Auxili-
ary verbs.
Moods...........................145
The Indicative......................145
28.11 In main clauses. — 28.2 In subordinate clauses. — 28.3 In
substantive clauses. — 28.8 In adjective clauses. — 28.9 In ad-
verbial clauses.
The Subjunctive.....................152
29.1 In main clauses. — 29.11 Wish. — 29.16 Command. — 29.2
Uncertainty. — 29.21 Concession. — 29.3 In subordinate clauses.
-—29.31 Desire. — 29.31 In substantive clauses. — 29.45 In ad-
jective clauses. — 29.46 In adverbial clauses. —¦ 29.5 Uncertainty. —
29.51 In substantive clauses. — 29.6 In adjective clauses. — 29.7 In
adverbial clauses.
The Imperative......................161
30. Uses. — 30.5 Void and voilA.
Conditional Sentences...................163
31.1 General conditions. — 31.21 More vivid future conditions. —
31.31 Less vivid future conditions. — 31.34 Mixed future condi-
tions. — 31.41 Present contrary-to-fact. — 31.43 Past contrary-to-
fact. — 31.47 Mixed contrary-to-fact. — 31.5 Other mixed con-
ditions. — 31.6 Incomplete conditional sentences. — 31.61 The
si-clause is replaced. — 31.76 The conclusion is replaced. — 31.77
The conclusion is omitted.
Tenses...........................170
Simple Tenses......................170
32.11 Indicative: Present. — 32.21 Imperfect. — 32.4 Preterite
and past indefinite. — 32.6 Future. — 32.65 Conditional. — 32.70
Imperative. —32.71 Subjunctive. — 32.72 Present. — 32.73 Im-
perfect.
Perfect Tenses......................182
33.11 Indicative: Present perfect. — 33.21 Pluperfect. — 33.31
Preterite perfect. — 33.41 Future perfect. — 33.51 Conditional per-
fect. — 33.6 Subjunctive. — 33.61 Present perfect. — 33.62 Pluper-
fect. — 33.65 Temps surcomposes. — 33.7 Auxiliaries used in form-
ing the perfect tenses. — 33.81 Agreement of the past participle. —
33.9 Sequence of tenses.
Auxiliary Verbs Used with the Infinitive.........192
34. Classification. — 34.11 ff. List of auxiliaries.
Voice............................208
35.1 Active. — 35.2 Passive. — 35.21 Passive action. — 35.23 Pas-
sive state. — 35.24 Eire replaced by other verbs. — 35.25 Agent of
the passive. — 35.3 Repetition of the auxiliary. — 35.4 Agreement of
the past participle.
Agreement of Verbs....................212
36.1 Number. — 36.7 Person. — 36.9 Impersonal verbs.
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The Infinitive....................... 217
37.1 As a verbal noun with adjectival modifiers. — 37.21 Without a
preposition: as subject of a verb. — 37.25 As subjective comple-
ment. — 37.26 As objective complement. — 37.27 In apposition. —
37.28 As independent subject. — 37.31 As object of a verb. — 37.32
With no change of subject. — 37.33 With change of subject. —
37.331 With verbs of causation. — 37.336 With verbs of percep-
tion. — 37.34 In elliptical constructions. — 37.4 With a preposition.
37.41 As subject. — 37.51 As subjective complement. — 37.52 As
direct object. — 37.53 As complement to a verb or verbal locution.
— 37.54 With no change of subject. — 37.55 With change of sub-
ject. — 37.57 In adverbial phrases. — 37.6 Modifying a verb or
whole clause. — 37.71 In adjectival phrases. — 37.81 In elliptical
constructions. — 37.85 Separated from the preposition. — 37.86
Used instead of a finite verb. — 37.95 With passive or indefinite
force. — 37.99 Perfect infinitive.
The Participles......................234
38.1 Present participle. — 38.2 As a verbal adjective. — 38.3 As a
true present participle, invariable. — 38.4 As a gerund, after en. —
38.5 Perfect active participle. — 38.6 Part participle. — 38.61 In
verbal constructions. — 38.64 In absolute constructions. — 38.71
In adjectival constructions. — 38.72 With active force.
V. Adverbs...........................240
39.11 Adverbs in -meat. — 39.4 Comparison. — 39.51 As sub-
stantives.— 39.52 As adjectives. — 39.6 Alphabetical list of ad-
verbs and adverbial phrases.
VI. Negation.......................... 249
40.1 Negation of adjectives, adverbs, and substantives by rum, rum
pas, and pas. — 40.2 These negatives used independently. — 40.3
Other negative words not modifying a verb. — 40.4 Pleonastic ne.
— 40.5 Negatives modifying a verb. — 40.66 Ne for ne — pas. —
40.6 Rien as a noun. — 40.7 Implied negation. — 40.8 Last element
of a negation repeated.
VII. Prepositions.........................257
41.22 Repetition. — 41.33 Attraction. — 41.6 Alphabetical list of
prepositions.
VIII. Conjunctions........................262
42.1 Coordinating. — 42.21 Copulative. — 42.22 Adversative.—
42.23 Alternative. —42.24 Illative. — 42.25 Causal. — 42.26 Ex-
planatory. — 42.3 Subordinating. — 42.31 Without a verb. — 42.4
Que, — 42.41 Annunciative. — 42.49 In elliptical expressions. —
42.6 In main clauses. — 42.74 Coordinating. — 42.76 To replace
another conjunction. — 42.77 In comparison. — 42.79 In result
clauses. — 42.8 Uses of si. — 42.81 In a protasis. — 42.82 In indirect
questions. — 42.85 In main clauses.
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IX. Interjections.........................270
43.1 Words primarily interjections. — 43.2 Finite verb-forms. —
43.3 Other words. — 43.5 Phrases.
X. Stylistic Phenomena.....................271
44.2 Asymmetry. — 44.3 Tautology. — 44.4 Repetition.
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