Publication at Catholic Theological Faculty |
2005
Abstract
The case of clitics order shows that when speaking unprepared, there appear formations which are held for agrammatical, even in the light of corpora finds. The casual style is rather an unstyle, for it lacks in the intention to stylize; however, it is a style, understood as typical features of some text class.
What is possible in the language as a whole, including the casual style, is for grammarians a task hard to solve.