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Clausal complements in native and learner spoken English
a corpus-based study with Lindsei and Vicolse -
A frequency dictionary of Dutch
core vocabulary for learners -
Mathematisches Fachwörterbuch
Englisch - Deutsch, Deutsch - Englisch -
Children's literature in second language education
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Constructions and environments
copular, passive, and related constructions in Old and Middle English -
From lawmen to plowmen
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Rules of use
language and instruction in early modern England -
Children's literature in second language education
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The role of frequency in children's learning of morphological constructions
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Uncommon tongues
eloquence and eccentricity in the English Renaissance -
Contrastive register variation
a quantitative approach to the comparison of English and German -
Sir Thomas Elyot as lexicographer
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Bidialectalism
an unexpected development in the obsolescence of Pennsylvania Dutchified English -
The new Routledge & Van Dale Dutch dictionary
Dutch-English/English-Dutch -
Phraseme im bilingualen Diskurs
«All of a sudden geht mir ein Licht auf.» -
"The way I communicate changes but how I speak don't"
a longitudinal perspective on adolescent language variation and change -
Fixing English
prescriptivism and language history -
"The way I communicate changes but how I speak don't"
a longitudinal perspective on adolescent language variation and change -
Best practices for spoken corpora in linguistic research
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English vernacular minuscule from Æthelred to Cnut c. 990 - c. 1035
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Bidialectalism
an unexpected development in the obsolescence of Pennsylvania Dutchified English -
The new Routledge & Van Dale Dutch dictionary
Dutch-English/English-Dutch -
Symmetry breaking in syntax and the lexicon
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Historische amerikanische und deutsche Briefsammlungen: Alltagstexte als Gegenstand des kooperativen Übersetzens
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Syntactic dislocation in English congregational song between 1500 and 1900
a corpus-based study