I-VIII -- DESCRIPTIVE LINGUISTICS: ENGLISH -- A SEMANTIC VIEW OF SYNTAX: SOME VERBS THAT GOVERN INFINITIVES -- CONTINUOUS/DISCRETE: Α REINTERPRETATION OF THE MASS/COUNT FEATURE OF ENGLISH COMMON NOUNS -- THE DIRECT OBJECT NEXEME IN ENGLISH -- SOME NONRULES OF ENGLISH -- OBSERVATIONS ON THE PASSIVE CONSTRUCTION -- TWO NOTES ON COMPARATIVES -- INTUITIVE RULES AND FACTUAL EVIDENCE: /-sp, -st, -sk/ plus [-z] -- THE FRAILTY OF GRAMMATICAL CONCORD -- JESPERSEN'S 'MOVE AND CHANGE' CLASS AND CAUSATIVE VERBS IN ENGLISH -- SQUINTING GRAMMAR AND THE NUMBER OF TENSES IN ENGLISH -- THE 'BARRED-i' MORPHOPHONE IN ENGLISH -- A CLASSICAL CASE OF STRUCTURAL AMBIGUITY OR NO AMBIGUITY AT ALL? -- DESCRIPTIVE LINGUISTICS: OTHER LANGUAGES -- THE VOWEL OF THE IMPERFECT PREFIX IN NAJDI ARABIC -- SOME ASPECTS OF THE SEMANTIC COMPLEXITY OF KARANĀ CONJUNCT VERBS IN HINDI* -- DEVELOPMENTS IN THE HEBREW VERBAL SYSTEM OF ISRAELI CHILDREN AND YOUTH -- BARBAREÑO CHUMASH TEXT AND LEXICON -- ORDER AND REFERENCE IN ALEUT -- KURDISH DIALECTS IN EASTERN TURKEY -- UNIVERSAL RULES AND VOCALIC DEVOICING IN SOUTHERN PAIUTE -- THE SEMANTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF S. O, V SEQUENCES IN ARMENIAN -- PHONETIC SEGMENTS OF HAIDA (HYDABURG DIALECT) -- THE INTERPRETATION OF GLOTTALIZED RESONANTS IN STRAITS SALISH -- THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF KITUBA (LINGUA FRANCA KIKONGO) -- THE MAIN STRESS RULE IN TURKISH -- THE PHONOLOGY OF THE MIXTEPEC DIALECT OF MIXTEC -- SOME GENERATIVE SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS IN CASHIBO PHONOLOGY -- CONSTRAINTS IN ZAPOTEC QUESTIONS AND RELATIVE CLAUSES -- INVENTORY AND CHOICE IN EXPRESSIVE LANGUAGE -- CUNA NUMERAL CLASSIFIERS -- COMPLEX VERBS IN HINDI -- SETSWANA PHONEMICS: SEFOKENG DIALECT -- SOME 'GLIDE SHIFTS' IN RUSSIAN DERIVATION