So Grammarians Havent the Faintest Idea?: Reconciling grammar and lexis in a systemic functional model of language

Tucker, Gordon H.

doi:10.1075/cilt.121.06tuc

In:Functional Descriptions: Theory in practice
Edited by Ruqaiya Hasan †, Carmel Cloran and David Butt
[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory 121] 1996
► pp. 145–178

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So Grammarians Havent the Faintest Idea?: Reconciling grammar and lexis in a systemic functional model of language

Gordon H. Tucker

Published online: 28 June 1996

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So Grammarians Havent the Faintest Idea?: Reconciling grammar and lexis in a systemic functional model of language