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The Structure of the Japanese Language radical left Russell-McCloud takes readers on anAuthor Contributor(s): Kuno, Susumu Publisher: The MIT Press Date: 4 15 1973 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW Conventional grammars tell us when we can use given grammatical patterns. However, they almost invariably fail to tell us when we cannot use them. Many of the chapters of this book are concerned with the latter problem. They attempt to explain why some sentences that should be grammatical according to the explanations given in conventional