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In a couple of weeks, I MUST deliver a lecture concerning the differences between British and American english especially in academic writing. I'm perusing the ERIC virtual library, and looking at standard samples of such writing, but trying to come up with general comparisons and differences of each has proved impossibly time comsuming. There must be some good material written on the subject. (I'm a monkey's uncle otherwise!) If anyone in either or both (or neither) of the subject countries can point me to written material concerning this, I would appreciate it immensely! Terveisin! John Hammink hamjohnMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuealfa.vte.fi
Dear linguists, I am looking for the full form of the second name of the two linguists Vladimir E. Orel (at Tel Aviv), and Olga V. Stolbova (at Moscow). Many thanks for any help, Carsten Peust Seminar of Egyptology and Coptology Goettingen cpeustMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuegwdg.de
Dear listers, My collegue, who is not on linguist, would need some information about questions, and has asked me to put the following query on linguist: I am young researcher studying doctor-patient interaction. At the moment I am working on questions. I am particularly interested in the connection between form and function of questions. Maybe someone on linguist could give me some good literary pointers on this subject. My data is in Swedish, but I am also interested in questions in other languages. With best regards, Camilla Lindholm Department of Scandinavian Languages and Literature University of Helsinki e-mail: camilla.lindholmMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuehelsinki.fi