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Valentine Randolph J. Nishnaabemwin Reference Grammar

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Valentine Randolph J. Nishnaabemwin Reference Grammar
University of Toronto, 2001 - 1100 p.
Introduction to Nishnaabemwin2. Phonology and Orthography.
Parts of Speech.
Noun Inflection5. Animate Intransitive Verb Inflection6. Inanimate Intransitive Verb Inflection7. Transitive Animate Verb Inflection8. Transitive Inanimate Verb Inflection9. The Derivation of Intransitive Verbs.
The Derivation of Transitive Verbs.
The Derivation of Nouns and Adverbs.
Nominals and Pronominals.
Verbs and Their Semantic Roles.
Being and Becoming.
Location and Manner.
Time and Circumstance.
Quantity and Degree.
Syntax and Communicative Functions.
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