Bøker av Eric Johnston

Puzzle book includes 300+ puzzles and solution for Seniors, Adults, and Young OnesWide center margins making it easier to work on the puzzles when you open or fold the bookMany hours of entertainmentGive your brain some gentle exercise and have funThe good companion for vacation and traveling

Puzzle book includes 300+ puzzles and solution for Seniors, Adults, and Young OnesWide center margins making it easier to work on the puzzles when you open or fold the bookMany hours of entertainmentGive your brain some gentle exercise and have funThe good companion for vacation and traveling

Puzzle book includes 200 puzzles and solution for Seniors, Adults, and Young OnesEasy on the eyes LARGE PRINT easy-to-read for adults & seniorsONE puzzle and two solution per pageMany hours of entertainmentGive your brain some gentle exercise and have fun

- 600 of Sudoku puzzles easy to medium level. You can be challenged no matter your skill level- Wide center margins making it easier to work on the puzzles when you open or fold the book- Large print with bigger font and good quality paper - easy to read and write - Big grids 4 problems per page - Includes full solutions for every puzzle at the end of the book- Sudoku performs the ultimate exercise to your brain- The good companion for vacation and traveling

Puzzle book includes 300+ puzzles and solution for Seniors, Adults, and Young OnesWide center margins making it easier to work on the puzzles when you open or fold the bookMany hours of entertainmentGive your brain some gentle exercise and have funThe good companion for vacation and traveling

A Grammar of Mina is a reference grammar of a hitherto undescribed and endangered Central Chadic language. The book contains a description of the phonology, morphology, syntax, and all the functional domains encoded by this language. For each hypothesis regarding a form of linguistic expression and its function, ample evidence is given. The description of formal means and of the functions coded by these means is couched in terms accessible to all linguists regardless of their theoretical orientations. The outstanding characteristics of Mina include: vowel harmony; use of phonological means, including vowel deletion and vowel retention, to code phrasal boundaries; two tense and aspectual systems, each system carrying a different pragmatic function; a lexical category 'locative predicator' hitherto not observed in other languages; some tense, aspect, and mood markers that occur before the verb, and others that occur after the verb; the markers of interrogative and negative modality that occur in clause-final position; the conjunction used for a conjoined noun phrase in the subject function that differs from the conjunction used for a conjoined noun phrase in all other functions.In addition to the coding of argument structure, adjuncts, tense, aspect, and mood categories, Mina also codes the category point-of-view. The language has a clausal category 'comment clause' used in both simple and complex sentences, which overtly marks the speaker's comment on the proposition. The discourse structure has the principle of unity of place. If one of the participants in a described event changes scene, that is coded by a special syntactic construction in addition to any verb of movement that may be used. Because of these unusual linguistic characteristics, the Grammar of Mina will be of interest to a wide range of linguists.