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Journal Title:	English Language and Linguistics
Volume/Issue:	9/2
Date:	November 2005
Table of Contents:	Old English i-umlaut (for the umpteenth time) by John M. Anderson pp 195-227 Constraints on nonstandard -s in expletive there sentences: a generative–variationist perspective by Laura Rupp pp 225-288 Please – from courtesy to appeal: the role of intonation in the expression of attitudinal meaning by Anne Wichmann pp 229-253 No momentary fancy! The zero 'complementizer' in English dialects by Sali A Tagliamonte, Jennifer Smith, Jennifer L. Smith pp 289-309 What is modal about I thought that…? by Renaat Declerck, Susan Reed pp 311-332 Analogical Modeling and morphological change: the case of the adjectival negative prefix in English by Don Chapman, Royal Skousen pp 333-357
Publisher:	Cambridge University Press
Linguistic Field(s):	Phonology Sociolinguistics Syntax

LL Issue:	16.3172