Classes
- Syntax IOEBAA1711Z | Faculty of Education
- Syntax II +1OEBAA1727Z | Faculty of Education
- Morphology +6OEBAA2152Z | Faculty of Education
- Morphology: theory and applicationOIBA3A024A | Faculty of Education
- Syntax +1OIBA3A035A | Faculty of Education
- English and Corpora +2OIBA3A043B | Faculty of Education
- Syntax: theory and applicationOIBA3A045A | Faculty of Education
- Grammar Seminar +1OIBA4A045B | Faculty of Education
- Academic Discourse +1OINA3A003C | Faculty of Education
- Selected chapters of Linguistics IIOINA3A004C | Faculty of Education
Publications
- Expressing TIME in English and Czech children's literature : a contrastive n-gram-based study of typologically distant languages2018 | Faculty of Arts
- An n-gram-based analysis of Czech and English parliamentary debates: In search of optimal n-gram length2018 | Faculty of Arts
- English presentative semantic patterns as seen through a parallel translation corpus +22017 | Faculty of Arts
- Non-prepositional English correspondences of Czech prepositional phrases. From function words to functional sentence perspective (Chapter 8)2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The expression of interpersonal functions in Czech and in English: the Czech suffix -pak and its translation counterparts2017 | Faculty of Arts
- New phenomena on the old scene: a Czech view of English presentative constructions2017 | Faculty of Arts
- On English Locative Subjects +12016 | Faculty of Arts
- Actuellement as a discourse marker?2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Languages in Parallel2016 | Faculty of Arts
- English non-finite participial clauses as seen through their Czech counterparts2015 | Faculty of Arts
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