double-marking
Two indicators, same thing
Double-marking is the grammatical phenomenon of expressing the same feature twice in a construction, often considered redundant or nonstandard.
In I didn't see nothing, negation is marked on both the auxiliary verb and the pronoun.
In more better, comparison is marked twice.
Such constructions are common in many dialects and in children's speech, though prescriptive grammars typically reject them in formal contexts.
Shared position between parties
- redundancyNeedless duplication
- grammaticalFollowing language rules
- morphologyStudy of structural forms
- syntaxRules for arranging words
affix · inflection · concord · tense · case · plurality · subject-verb · redundant
Assigning marks to work
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- moderationAvoidance of excess
- verificationProving something accurate
- examinerOne who evaluates officially
rubric · reliability · scoring · evaluation · dissertation · thesis · standardization · review
Line marking a limit
- stakeSharpened post or share
- flaggingLosing vigor progressively
- GPSSatellite-based location technology
- monumentStructure honoring someone remembered
benchmark · reference · triangulation · coordinate · setout · peg · verification · cadastral
agreement
Shared position between parties
- redundancyNeedless duplication
- grammaticalFollowing language rules
- morphologyStudy of structural forms
syntax · affix · inflection · concord · tense · case · plurality · subject-verb · redundant · typology
grading
Assigning marks to work
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- moderationAvoidance of excess
- verificationProving something accurate
examiner · rubric · reliability · scoring · evaluation · dissertation · thesis · standardization · review · feedback
boundary
Line marking a limit
- stakeSharpened post or share
- flaggingLosing vigor progressively
- GPSSatellite-based location technology
monument · benchmark · reference · triangulation · coordinate · setout · peg · verification · cadastral · traverse