This book presents and analyzes various features of the morphosyntax of the Borgomanerese, a dialectic Gallo dialect spoken in his town of Borgomanero, in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. The study is largely approach, based on literature on many other Italian dialects and Romance languages ​​(in addition to English), to illustrate our understanding of the Borgomanerese phenomenon.

Christina Tortura takes many unusual and useful (and often novel) facts of Borghamian grammar as convincing rules for revising and re-analyzing the current analyzes of grammatical phenomena in these other languages. Phenomena include syntax and weak connotations in display sentences; the syntax of an object object and a trait.

The structure of topics and the subject of the structure of interrogations; partial architecture and the relationship between spelling and theoretical analysis. The main value of this book is the rich description of the morphosyntactic phenomenon of Borgomanerese, many of which have not previously been reported in literature, and subsequent subsequent creative analyzes that contribute to the recognition of other languages ​​and languages, and progress in our understanding of structure and grammatical theory in general..