The volume features a cross-section of current work in various areas of linguistics by staff and postgraduate students at the School of Linguistics & Applied Language Studies, University of Reading.

Syntax Bilingualism and syntactic change in medieval England Richard Ingham

Clitics in Greek restrictive relatives: an integrated aproach George Kotzoglou & Spyridoula Varlokosta Benefactives in English: evidence against argumenthood Tim Nisbet

Phonetics/Phonology

The relationship between note values and speech timing - Moraic representation in Japanese children's songs Hitomi Nakata Pragmatics The Modern Greek anaphoric expression o idhios: a neo-Gricean pragmatic analysis Michael Chiou Sentence connectives and deictic shift in Paasaal narrative Stuart McGill Applied Linguistics

TEI mark-up of spoken language data: the BASE experience Sarah M. Creer & Paul Thompson A metacognitive perspective on the growth of self-regulated EFL student writers Zhoulin Ruan

Clinical linguistics

Piloting a new battery of phonological awareness tasks on Greek hearing children: implications for administration with Greek deaf children Evi Kyritsi & Deborah M. James Comprehension of wh-questions in agrammatism: a single-case study Christos Salis & Susan Edwards Linguistic heterogeneity in Williams syndrome Vesna Stojanovik, Mick Perkins & Sara Howard Verbal inflection in Greek aphasia Spyridoula Varlokosta, Natalia Valeonti, Maria Kakavoulia, Mirto Lazaridou, Alexandra Economou & Athanassios Protopapas