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Microsyntactic Variation In North American English 1st Edition Raffaella Zanuttini

Name: Microsyntactic Variation In North American English 1st Edition Raffaella Zanuttini
SKU: BELL-5744248
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Microsyntactic Variation In North American English 1st Edition Raffaella Zanuttini instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.41 MB

Pages: 365

Author: Raffaella Zanuttini, Laurence R. Horn

ISBN: 9780199367214, 9780199367245, 0199367213, 0199367248

Language: English

Year: 2014

Edition: 1

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Microsyntactic Variation In North American English 1st Edition Raffaella Zanuttini by Raffaella Zanuttini, Laurence R. Horn 9780199367214, 9780199367245, 0199367213, 0199367248 instant download after payment.

Comparative work on linguistic varieties that are overall very similar can help us determine where and how exactly grammatical systems differ from one another, and how they change over time. This book explores a range of data on unfamiliar constructions across regional and social dialects.
Abstract: Comparative work on linguistic varieties that are overall very similar can help us determine where and how exactly grammatical systems differ from one another, and how they change over time. This book explores a range of data on unfamiliar constructions across regional and social dialects