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Classifying conditionals: form and function
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- 29 October 2003, pp. 309-323
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Managing information flow through prosody in it-clefts
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- 29 November 2021, pp. 485-511
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Special issue: selected papers from the fourth International Conference on Late Modern English
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- 01 June 2012, pp. 201-207
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On the history of if- and though-links with declarative complement clauses
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- 17 May 2001, pp. 93-107
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Constituency and left-sharing in coordination
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- 26 November 2021, pp. 161-183
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The diffusion of higher-status lexis in medieval England: the role of the clergy
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- 04 July 2018, pp. 207-224
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Right-dislocated pronouns in British English: the form and functions of ProTag constructions
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- 29 August 2017, pp. 253-275
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Entirely innocent: a historical sociopragmatic analysis of maximizers in the Old Bailey Corpus
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- 23 December 2019, pp. 855-874
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The (in)compatibility of morpheme orders and lexical categories and its historical implications1
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- 12 September 2008, pp. 245-262
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The genealogy of eagre ‘tidal surge in the river Trent’
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- 14 November 2007, pp. 507-523
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The state of the art in corpus linguistics: three book-length perspectives
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- 21 April 2004, pp. 103-119
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The perfect participle paradox: some implications for the architecture of grammar1
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- 28 October 2014, pp. 449-470
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Laryngeal assimilation in Buchan Scots1
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- 01 October 2010, pp. 321-345
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Determinants of the synthetic–analytic variation across English comparatives and superlatives1
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- 25 October 2016, pp. 559-583
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Constructional competition and network reconfiguration: investigating sum(e) in Old, Middle and Early Modern English
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- 06 February 2020, pp. 1-33
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Grammaticalisation and information structure: two perspectives on diachronic changes of notwithstanding in written American English
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- 03 November 2016, pp. 101-122
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When accent preservation leads to clash
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- 15 September 2017, pp. 363-404
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Beyond aspect: will be -ing and shall be -ing1
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- 02 June 2010, pp. 239-269
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This here town: evidence for the development of the English determiner system from a vernacular demonstrative construction in York English
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- 07 September 2017, pp. 81-103
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Were they ‘dropping their aitches’? A quantitative study of h- loss in Middle English
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- 12 March 2007, pp. 51-80
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