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Variable Grammars Verbal Agreement In Northern Dialects Of English Linguistische Arbeiten 1st Edition Lukas Pietsch

Name: Variable Grammars Verbal Agreement In Northern Dialects Of English Linguistische Arbeiten 1st Edition Lukas Pietsch
SKU: BELL-50362154
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Variable Grammars Verbal Agreement In Northern Dialects Of English Linguistische Arbeiten 1st Edition Lukas Pietsch instant download after payment.

Publisher: Max Niemeyer Verlag

File Extension: PDF

File size: 13.06 MB

Pages: 217

Author: Lukas Pietsch

ISBN: 9783484304963, 3484304960

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 1

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Variable Grammars Verbal Agreement In Northern Dialects Of English Linguistische Arbeiten 1st Edition Lukas Pietsch by Lukas Pietsch 9783484304963, 3484304960 instant download after payment.

One of the conspicuous characteristics of the northern dialects of Britain and Ireland is variation in verbal agreement, especially the use of plural verbal -s. Once a mark of a consistent, categorical grammatical system in the traditional dialects of the area, today verbal -s appears in highly complex, hybrid variation patterns in the modern vernaculars. This corpus-based study explores continuities and discontinuities between the dialects involved, and discusses the implications of such hybrid variable sytems for a usage-based theory of grammatical competence.