ASPECTS OF NEGATION IN KOENOEM LANGUAGE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page
Certification
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Table of Contents

CHAPTER ONE: 
INTRODUCTION
1.1     General Background
1.2     Historical Background of Koenoem People
1.3     Geographical Location of Koenoem People
1.4     Socio-Cultural Profile of Koenoem People       
1.5     Genetic Classification of Koenoem Language
1.6     Statement and research problem
1.7     Aims and objective
1.8     Scope and Organization of the Study
1.9     Data Collection
1.10   Data Analysis  

CHAPTER TWO:
LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1     Introduction
2.2     Review of the Chosen Framework G.B Syntax       
2.3     Lexical Categories in Koenoem Language
2.3.1  Noun        
2.3.2  Verbs
2.3.3  Adverbs
2.3.4  Preposition
2.3.5  Adjectives
2.3.6  Conjunctions
2.3.7  Interjection
2.3.8  Pronouns
2.4     Phrase Structure Rules
2.4.1  Noun Phrase       
2.4.2  Verb Phrase       
2.4.3  Prepositional Phrase                   
2.4.4  Adjectival Phrase
2.5     Basic Word Order in Koenoem
2.6     Sentence Types in Koenoem Language
2.6.1   Simple Sentence
2.6.2   Compound Sentence
2.6.3   Complex Sentence
2.7      Functional Classification of Sentences in Koenoem
2.7.1   Imperative Sentences
2.7.2   Declarative Sentences
2.7.3   Interrogative Sentences
2.7.4   Exclamatory sentences
2.8      Tone
2.9      Syllable Structure
2.9.1    Mono-Syllabic Structure
2.9.2    Di-Syllable Word
2.9.3    Tri-Syllabic Structure
2.9.4    Negation
2.10.1  Types of Negation Formation      

CHAPTER THREE:
NEGATION IN KOENOEM
3.1      Introduction
3.2      Negation in Koenoem
3.2.1   Negative Markers in Koenoem
3.2.2   Sentence Negation in Koenoem      
3.3      Declarative Sentence Negation      
3.4      Interrogative Sentence Negation     

CHAPTER FOUR:
TRANSFORMATIONAL PROCESSES
4.1     Introduction
4.2     Transformations
4.3     Negation and Focus Construction
4.3.1  Subject NP Focusing      
4.3.2  Indirect Object NP Focus       
4.3.3  Direct Object NP Focus       
4.4     Negation and Relativization       
4.5     conclusion

CHAPTER FIVE :
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION
5.1     Introduction
5.2     Summary
5.3     Observation
         References

ASPECTS OF NEGATION IN KOENOEM LANGUAGE
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  • Department: English
  • Project ID: ENG0230
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