Linguistic structures and syntax form the cornerstone of our understanding of human language, delineating the formal rules that govern sentence formation and meaning. This area of research ...
Investigador Distinguido en el departamento de Filología Inglesa, Francesa y Alemana // Honorary Research Fellow at the Dept. of English, French and German, Universidade de Vigo During the COVID-19 ...
Linguistic Inquiry remains one of the most prominent journals in linguistics and consistently is ranked in the top 10 of all linguistics journals by Thomson ISI. Linguistic Inquiry captures the ...
This paper provides support for the claim that there are two functional projections in full noun phrases, Determiner Phrase (DP) and Number Phrase (NumP), based on an analysis of the dual marker in ...
During the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen an explosion of new words and phrases in English (for example, covidiot) and other languages Coronaspeck in German to describe lockdown weight gain) that ...
This phrase was introduced by an outside expert in 1975 in a newspaper article that pointed out the unnaturalness of intonation used by NHK announcers. This commentary triggered an argument of ...
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The ‘Hear! Hear!’ convention in Parliament
By Benjamin Tachie ANTIEDU & Goodnuff Appiah LARBIThe ‘Hear! Hear!’ convention is one of the most enduring linguistic features of parliamentary practice in Ghana, reflecting the country’s Westminster ...
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