Syntax: This week it’s shake-up the order of sentences that Howard Shepherd and Dave Shepherd do, as explore the topic of syntax they shall.
Thanks to Emma H. and Mary T. for PayPal donations (2:07)
Syntax: not just word order, but sentence structure in general. Which came first, the thing or the act? (2:33)
Music bumper from “Finger Food” by the Shook-Russo Quartet (11:27)
Rhetorical uses of syntax (14:14)
Song: “Upside-Down” by Yo La Tengo (20:07)
Rude Word of the Week: “flip-flopper” (24:04)
Music bumper from “Tell Me a Bedtime Story” by the Jay Lawrence Trio. (27:37)
Syntactical variations from language to language (28:42)
Music courtesy of the Ioda Promonet
Theme music by Kick the Cat
time: 34:49
size: 31.9 Mb
rating: G (We quote from a poem about Santa Claus.)
Yo La Tengo
“Upside-Down” (mp3)
from “Upside-Down”
(Alias)
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The Shook-Russo Quartet “Finger Food” (mp3)
from “Shook-Russo Quartet Featuring Greg Gisbert”
(Summit Records)
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Jay Lawrence Trio “Tell Me a Bedtime Story” (mp3)
from “Thermal Strut”
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