Abstract
The paper describes and analyzes (using the material of the written corpus SYN v7) sentences in which relators kromě/krom and mimo express the meanings of extension and exclusion and at the same time do not assign case to the following noun. It does not aim for a word-class classification of the mentioned relators or their insertion into a ready-made syntactic model, but rather observes in particular the form of non-standard constructions with krom(ě) and mimo as well as their semantic role, their position in relation to the second and controlling nodes, and the identity/non-identity of their form and semantic role with the form and semantic role of the second node.
It attempts to summarize the basic properties of non-standard krom(ě)/mimo constructions with the meanings of extension and exclusion using the apparatus of construction grammar.