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Many thanks to Wayles Browne <JN5JMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueedu.cornell.cit.CORNELLA>, Robert Hoberman <RHOBERMAN
edu.sunysb.ccmail>, And Rosta <ucleaar
uk.ac.ucl>, ? <robert- wachal
uiowa.edu> and C. Jan-Wouter Zwart <zwart
let.rug.nl> for their responses. Here are the references I was sent: Collinson, W.E. (1968) The German Language Today. 3rd edn. London: Hutchinson University Library. (contains a great deal of comparison with English) Hawkins, John A. (1986) A Comparative Typology of English and German. London: Croom Helm. (has a good bibliography) Koenig, Ekkehard (1971). Adjectival Constructions in English and German. Heidelberg. (and various other works by him, some as part of the publications of a research project on contrastive grammar in Germany) Kufner, Herbert L. (1962) The Grammatical Structures of English and German: a Contrastive Sketch. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. I also asked about English exclamatives in the same message, but only one person could suggest anything on that topic. He referred me to a fairly recent University of London PhD thesis by Billy Clark and pointed out that potentially suitable corpora are available at University College London. Wiebke Brockhaus <al0017p
uk.ac.huddersfield.prime1>