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Tag Archives: Joan Beal
Have went: just out
For Joan Beal, to commemorate her retirement, and to celebrate her wonderful research over the years! Tieken-Boon van Ostade, Ingrid and Viktorija Kostadinova (2015), Have went – an American usage problem. English Language & Linguistics 19/2, 293-312. And lots of … Continue reading
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The indefinite pronoun in the news
Joan Beal sent me a link from The Guardian Online on the indefinite pronoun. The topic seems to be getting a lot of interest these days: good. Read what Rebecca Gowers has to say on the subject: We need to talk … Continue reading
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