Interrogative Word Order
Interrogative Word Order is a syntactic structure in which the linear arrangement of constituents in a clause is governed by the requirements of question formation, typically distinguished from declarative word order by the placement of an interrogative morpheme or phrase at the beginning or a specific position within the clause.
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Interrogative Structures of American English
Ralph B. Long, Dwight Bolinger · American Speech · 1959 · 158 citations
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