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Irregularities In Modern English 2nd Edition Erik W Hansen Hans Frede Nielsen

Name: Irregularities In Modern English 2nd Edition Erik W Hansen Hans Frede Nielsen
SKU: BELL-5057334
Price: 31.00 USD
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Irregularities In Modern English 2nd Edition Erik W Hansen Hans Frede Nielsen instant download after payment.

Publisher: University Press of Southern Denmark

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.64 MB

Author: Erik W. Hansen, Hans Frede Nielsen

ISBN: 9788776742553, 8776742555

Language: English

Year: 2007

Edition: 2nd Edition

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Irregularities In Modern English 2nd Edition Erik W Hansen Hans Frede Nielsen by Erik W. Hansen, Hans Frede Nielsen 9788776742553, 8776742555 instant download after payment.

This book, which appeared first in a Danish version in 1980 and subsequently in an English translation in 1986, reverses the history of the English language: it takes present-day English ‘irregularities’ in grammar and spelling as its point of departure, providing historical explanations only to the extent that they illustrate modern forms. A number of comparisons with developments in other Germanic languages are given, not only with Danish phenomena as in the original Danish edition, but also with Dutch and German ones. The authors believe that such comparisons shed light on English language history as well as contribute to make the book more interesting also to students of other Germanic languages.