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Pronouns, anaphors, and R-expressions. Radford’s three principles (A, B, and C) are laid out in a table so clean you could frame it. The exercises here are legendary: sentences like “John likes himself” vs. “John likes him” become strategic puzzles.

Andrew Radford's Transformational Grammar: A First Course is widely regarded as one of the most pedagogically sound and accessible introductions to generative syntax for beginners. First published in 1988, it simplifies complex Chomskyan theories into a non-technical format, making it ideal for those with no prior background in the field. Amazon.com Key Features & Content Core Topics Pronouns, anaphors, and R-expressions

While Cambridge University Press still lists the book, physical print runs are small and expensive. Used copies on Amazon or AbeBooks often start at $60+ for a battered paperback. For international students, shipping costs double that. “John likes him” become strategic puzzles

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