One Language, Two Grammars? - part 6 ppt
... two, i.e. t he same form is increas- ingly used for both the preterite and the past participle. These are verbs with an -i- stem which used t o have -a- in the preterite and -u- in the past participle: ... 423 35 17 243 577 1295 Noun BrE 22 33 2 38 1 16 211 AmE 108 2 7 23 78 218 Adjective BrE 5 25 0 13 105 148 AmE 16 3 5 26 70 120 262 One Language, Two Grammars? distant in time,...
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... have existed between the two national varieties. 168 One Language, Two Grammars? (4) he told party members not to listen to national radio. (Guardian 92) More studies on word-order variation can ... 73.2% 125/271 = 46. 1% 43/423 = 10.2% 35/259 = 13.5% 32 /65 = 49.2% 366 /854 = 42.9% 0/ 56 0% 20% 40% 60 % 80% 100% % of the postpositional variants not includ...
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... n. 1954 hand-punch v. 1 967 hand-punch n. 1 962 hand-rear v. 1893 hand-reared adj. 1894 hand-rub v. 1859 hand-rubbing n. 18 46 hand-sew v. 1919 hand-sewn adj. 1887 hand-tuft v. 19 06 hand-tufted adj. ... 1887 hand-tuft v. 19 06 hand-tufted adj. 1922 hand-wave v. 164 1 hand-waving n. 1791 hand-weed v. 166 4 hand-weeding n. 166 4 56 One Language, Two Grammars? 2 Compound verbs PET...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 3 pot
... comparatives 101 Table 3.7 Participial adjectives in NYT 1995, Ind 2000 and The Times 2000 NYT 1995 Ind 2000 Times 2000 -ed -t -ed -t -ed -t burn 147 (83%) 31 (17%) 40 (18%) 185 (82%) 16 (9%) 171 (91%) spill ... where the two least frequent verbs, dwell and kneel, were the most irregular. 76 One Language, Two Grammars? adjectives that are more closely associated with cognitively...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 5 ppsx
... t90–01,g90–00,d91–00, m93–00 161 (97 /64 ) 1281 (2/1279) 1442 (99/1343) 11.2% (98.0%/4.8%) AmE L92–95,D92–95,W90–92 16 (8 /8) 66 3 (1 /66 2) 67 9 (9 /67 0) 2.4% (88.9%/1.2%) a The analysis excludes any examples in which the to-phrase ... reflexive II non-reflexive III total IV % reflexive BrE t00–01,d91–00, m93–00 133 (110/23) 18 96 (1712/184) 2029 (1822/207) 6. 6% (6. 0%/11.1%) AmE L92...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 7 docx
... corresponding form in the affirmative main clause is phonolo- gically reduced.) 3 16 One Language, Two Grammars? subjunctives range closer to the non-finite end than indicatives. 30 Independent support ... and American news writing 272 One Language, Two Grammars? and Norheim 1988, Hundt 1998a: 95, 1998b: 167 , Peters 1998: 93, Moessner 2005a). 24 Two accounts have been addu...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 8 ppsx
... 81% 283 1492 1 76 32% 374 550 Imperative 105 83% 21 1 26 33 18% 1 46 179 Present tense 340 47% 3 76 7 16 8 6% 127 135 Past tense 939% 14 23 32 32 Total 166 3 71% 69 4 2357 217 24% 67 9 8 96 Table 18.3 The ... words LSAC, 5 million words USbooks, 5 .6 million words N%N %N%N% try and 166 3 71% 217 24% 284 24% 44 5% try to 69 4 29% 67 9 76% 893 76% 773 95% Total 2357 100% 8 96 100%...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 9 doc
... British–American contrasts), see Close ( 1987). 3 76 One Language, Two Grammars? 9 6 2 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 961 (LOB) 1991 (FLOB) 1 961 (Brown) 1992 (Frown) BrE AmE frequency ... Complexity Principle 20/28 = 71% 64 / 267 = 24% 16/ 29 = 55% 35/218 = 16% 7/312 = 2% 8/3 06 = 3% 6/ 112 = 5% 5/110 = 5% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 6...
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One Language, Two Grammars? - part 10 potx
... 166 –81 accelerated establishment of the non- reflexive (or zero) variant in AmE 9, 166 –81 decrease of reflexive uses in modern English 166 early and long-term contrasts between BrE and AmE 167 –71 458 ... word order 1 26 de-establishment of pre-determiner use 122 6 emphasis expressed by pre-determiner use 121 lead of speech-related registers in introduction of pre-determiner use 122, 12...
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The Cambridge History of the English Language Volume 5 Part 6 pptx
... people, comprising convicts, ticket-of-leave men, emancipists (a name he thought absurd for emancipated prisoners) including con- ditionally pardoned convicts, fully pardoned convicts and expirees (whose ... language (Baker 1 966 ) and special interests such as shearing (Gunn 1 965 , 1971) and Australian Rules football (Eagleson & McKie 1 96 8-9 ). In an odd way the democratic myth is...
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