Language, Band 72,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1996 |
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... English texts . Linguistics 27.3-43 . • and EDWARD FINEGAN . 1989. Drift and evolution of English style : A history of three genres . Language 65.487-517 . BOLINGER , DWIGHT L. 1948. On defining the morpheme . Word 4. 18-23 . Booij ...
... English texts . Linguistics 27.3-43 . • and EDWARD FINEGAN . 1989. Drift and evolution of English style : A history of three genres . Language 65.487-517 . BOLINGER , DWIGHT L. 1948. On defining the morpheme . Word 4. 18-23 . Booij ...
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... English in Ch . 5 ( 133–67 ) , matters become somewhat murky , given the high level of basic congruity between Spanish and English syntactic patterns . One phenomenon found only in less fluent registers of LAS is elimination of the ...
... English in Ch . 5 ( 133–67 ) , matters become somewhat murky , given the high level of basic congruity between Spanish and English syntactic patterns . One phenomenon found only in less fluent registers of LAS is elimination of the ...
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... English in Singapore , and their papers ( ' English in Singapore : The codification of competing norms ' , 92-118 ; and ' A framework for the anal- ysis of Singapore English ' , 123-40 ) give a good indication of current thinking ...
... English in Singapore , and their papers ( ' English in Singapore : The codification of competing norms ' , 92-118 ; and ' A framework for the anal- ysis of Singapore English ' , 123-40 ) give a good indication of current thinking ...
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Graham Thurgood | 31 |
Productive lexical innovations | 69 |
Evidence for | 97 |
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