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      in conditional sentences Chapter 34

      in desiderative sentences 19.6, 27.2.4

      in exhortations and ‘toned down’ imperatives 15.2.3v, 19.6, 32.2

      in imperatives 28.1–2

      in main clauses 19.6, 34.6.3

      in negative imperatives 28.2

      in negative wishes 27.2.4ii

      in relative clauses 17.4.1ii, 19.3

      in temporal clauses 17.1.4.1, 19.4.7, 33.2.2 esp. 33.2.2.5–6

      optative (relating to wish, desire, intention, request, cause or achievement) 19.2.3; ‘hoping’ vs. ‘waiting’ 19.2.4v

      potential (relating to necessity, possibility/probability, appearance, doubt/denial, fear) 19.2.4

      thematic 19.2.1

      Subordinate clause see Clauses

      Suffixation

      absolute superlative -íssim 5.3.2

      applied to nouns 2.3

      applied to adjectives 4.1.5

      diminutive -et applied to adverbs 13 (introduction)

      Superlative 5.3

      absolute suffix -íssim 5.3.2

      applied to adverbs 13 (introduction)

      relative superlative 5.3.1

      subjunctive after 19.3

      Synthetic preterite tense 16.5.6.2

      alternating with analytic (periphrastic) form 17.1.2

      see also Preterite tense

      Tag questions 27.1.1.2

      tal 3.2.3vi, 8.3 (adverb) 33.2.3ii

      talment (com) 33.2.3ii

      tampoc 26.1.7

      tanmateix 33.3.3.1

      tant 8.2, 33.3.4

      distinguished from tan 5.1, 13.6

      tant de bo que 19.6, 24.1, 27.2.4

      Temporal expressions 13.3, 15.2.3iii, 17.2.2, 33.2.2.4

      tenir

      as auxiliary in compound tenses 21.1.2

      in possessive expressions 7.4

      Tense of verbs 16.5.5–10, Chapter 17

      compound see Compound tenses

      in conditional sentences 34.2–5, 34.6.3–4

      in cleft sentences 35.1.1.2

      progressive (continuous) 18.1.1–3

      sequence in subjunctive clauses 19.5

      see also individual tense categories

      that’s why 35.2

      there is/there are 12.7v, 25.22, 30.1

      they (impersonal) Chapter 29 esp. 29.2. lii, 29.3vi

      Time expressions 3.1.4.4iii, 10.11

      asking time 27.1.3.4

      use of demonstratives 6.3

      Topicalization see Left detachment

      ton (unstressed possessive adjective) 7.2

      tornar a + infinitive 18.2.1

      tornar-se 30.6iii

      tot

      as adjective 8.2, 8.3

      as adverb 13.6

      as pronoun 8.5

      tot i in non-finite concessive clauses 20.4.1, 22.2.4.1

      tothom 8.5

      transformar-se (en) 30.6vi

      trobar(-se) 23.10ii, 29.1.4 ii(e)

      tu (impersonal subject) 29.3v

      tu! (interjection) 24.1.1

      u vs. un 10.5

      un- (negative prefix) 4.2.6

      un/una (impersonal subject) 29.3iii

      see also Indefinite article, Numerals

      ‘Unaccusative’ (intransitive) verbs 25.2.1, 36.2

      unless 34.1.2, 34.8i

      va- auxiliary (in analytic preterite) 16.5.6.2

      Valencian usage preface p. xiii–xiv

      specific features of 2.1.4, 4.1.4, 6.2, 6.2.7, 6.5, 7.1, 12.7.1, 12.9.3.3, 13.2, 14.1.4, 16.2.3, 16.3, 16.5.5, 16.5.9, 16.5.10.1–2, 16.5.11, 16.5.12, 30.3, 34.6.2, 37.5.2

      Valency 25.5

      Verbal nouns 20.2, 22.3.2

      Verbal periphrases Chapter 18

      Verbs Chapter 16

      auxiliary 16.5.6.2, 16.5.10.2, 16.5.12, 17.2.1.2, 18.1

      conjugation classes (regular inflectional paradigms) 16.2; conjugation I (infinitive in -ar) 16.2.1; conjugation II (infinitive in -re, unstressed/stressed -er, vowel-final stem + -r) 16.2.2; conjugation III (IIIa with ’inchoative’ stem extension, IIIb without extension) 16.2.3, 16.5.5; mixed conjugation 16.2.4

      dative subject verbs 25.4

      diacritic written accents 16.1.3–4

      irregularity in inflection 16.4, 16.6

      modal auxiliary with infinitive 18.2.1, 20.2. 1iii

      modals allowing clitic raising 12.2.3, 34.6.5

      mood and aspect 16.5, Chapter 17; see also Aspect

      non-finite 16.5; see also Infinitive, Gerund, Past participle

      periphrases Chapter 18; see also Analytic preterite

      person/number endings 16.5.4

      spelling alternations 16.1

      syncretisms or ambiguous forms 16.3

      taking ‘non-object’ complements 25.6

      taking prepositional phrase complements 20.3.1.1, 25.6

      unaccusative 25.2.1, 36.2

      see also individual tense categories, Pronominal verbs, Tenses of verbs, Subjunctive

      ves (per on)! 24.1.1

      voler + infinitive 18.2.1

      vós 11.3iii

      in polite imperatives 29.2. 1i(c)

      vostè(s) 11.3ii

      impersonal ‘you’ 29.3v

      Weak (object) pronouns see Pronominal clitics

      Weather (impersonal expressions denoting conditions) 25.1, 25.2.2

      what (= ‘that which’) 9.2.2, 31.6.2

      what? 27.1.3.1, 27.1.3.4

      Wishes 19.6, 27.2.4

      Word order Chapter 36

      basic pattern 36., verb + subject variants 36.2; ‘Heavy Shift’ (long subject or object placed to right of normal position) 36.3; position of adverbials 36.8; position of causal clauses 33.3.1; position of concessive clauses 33.3.3.2

      in adverbial clauses 36.7

      in exclamations 27.2.2.2

      in non-finite constructions 20.2.2iv, 21.1.3, 22.2.3

      in questions 27.1.1, 27.1.3.5–6, 36.5

      in relative clauses 31.1.3, 36.6

      position of adjectives 4.2.1

      position of demonstratives 6.3.1

      position of possessives 7.1.1

      position of pronominal clitics 12.2, 12.9.2, 12.9.4

      relating to passive 29.1.4ii, 29.3

      see also Cleft sentences, Left detachment, Right detachment

      Written accents (and stress rules) 1.1.1i, 2.1.1, 16.1.4, 37.5.1; distinguishing homonyms/homographs 16.1.4, 37.5.3

      xe! 24.1.1

     

     

     



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