Subordinate <i>Unless</i>-Clauses: Croatian and Slovenian in Comparison to English by Gašper Ilc, Irena Zovko Dinković

“…The complex subordinator <i>unless</i> (Cr. osim ako; Sl. razen če) introduces subordinate conditional clauses carrying exceptive meaning. …”
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Expressing Causality in Croatian L1 and L2 Argumentative Writing by Lidija Cvikić, Ivana Trtanj

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Sekvencijalnost, konsekvencijalnost i asindetizam u subordinaciji by Ismail Palić

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»One-word« Idioms by Barbara Kovačević, Ermina Ramadanović

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The compounded structures wihtout conjunctions in the Croatian “Vision of Tondal” (Tundalovo viđenje) by Kristina Štrkalj Despot

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Conjunctional Syntagms pa da, a da, e da, etc. in Consecutive Semantic Clauses by Luka Vukojević

“…Two declarative clauses in cause-consequence relationship are joined by conjunctional syntagms pa/i/te da and pa/i/te kako which introduce a consecutive clause and are composed of the consecutive coordinator pa/i/te and the subordinator da/kako. The consecutive meaning, i.e. the cause-consequence relationship between subordinated clauses, disappears when the consecutive coordinator is omitted, whereas declarative clauses are merely joined together. …”
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The Placement of Functional Words by Ivo Pranjković

“…These words connect coordinated clauses into complex coordinated and subordinated sentences (conjunctions and subjunctions) or connect sentences at the textual level (connectors). …”
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