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TítuloLop webbe and henne cresse: morphological aspects of the scientific register in late Middle English
... “No” indicates that the form undergoes no derivation or compounding proc- ess. This has, however, been applied very rigidly because it has been applied also to compound and derivative nouns that were already so in the ...
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TítuloLogical Relations between Necessity and Possibility: Evidence from Old and Middle English
... (and Middle English, ME, thurven, for that matter) is a preterite-present verb meaning ‘need,’ and, paradoxically, it is a cognate to the Present-Day German verb dürfen meaning ‘be allowed,’ (as in Darf ich ...
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On the Decline of Pleonastic that in Late Middle English and Early Modern English
... Old English where it could appear in syntactic constructions consisting of a preposition + demonstrative pronoun ...early Middle English development as a result of the standardization of this item as ...
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TítuloNon finality Effects in Middle English Stress: Regularisation or Emerging Grammar?
... It is interesting to analyse how the contact between the two systems could have influenced the stress grammar of English from the ME period onwards. The most conservative option would be to assume that ME was not ...
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Middle English "Antodotarium Nicholai"evidence for linguistic distribution and dissemiantion in the vernacular
... the Middle Ages along with Platearius' and although are no extant copies of both treatises together in ME, dissemination of the copies of work seem to havc a similar distribution to thosc of the in which thcm were ...
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A descriptive analysis of anglicisms used in ecuadorian magazines
... in English “ mail ” is not only a system of sending messages through the computer network”, it is also “a method of transmitting information and tangible objects, where in written documents, typically enclosed in ...
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TítuloMedicine, Astronomy, affixes and others: an account of verb formation in some Early Scientific works
... late Middle English scientific texts from the point of view of derivation and the degree of vernacularisation observed in them (previous work has focused on the analysis of nouns, arguing that they are the ...
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TítuloMuStE: the Dimensions of Linguistic Research at UDC
... of English have been paid attention to, especially their development during the Old and Middle English ...of English were also studied in some depth, as is the case of language contact of Old ...
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Programa para la Transformación y el Fortalecimiento Académicos de las EscuelasN ormales
... (old English) y el inglés medio (middle English)”, se puede manejar principalmente a través de textos y videos sobre la historia de la lengua inglesa y extractos breves de obras antiguas (por ...
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Open Journal Systems
... the Middle English and Early Modern English periods (synthetic, periphrastic and double ...Old English Dictionary Corpus (2008: 137-158) reveals that double comparatives could have already ...
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A descriptive Analysis of Anglicisms used in Ecuadorian Magazines.
... use English words to refer to concepts, innovations and objects related to computers and the ...from English over the creation of new terms in ...of English in computer related Spanish because it ...
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Current dilemmas in court interpreting: improving quality and access through smarter testing and administration protocols
... which document extremely high levels of oral exam failure. The state’s Court Interpreter Program (CIP) Manager, Attorney Carmel Capati, consistently reports extremely low pass rates for each oral exam testing cycle, most ...
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Colombian English Teachers’ Professional Development: The Case of Master Programs
... Though the following two studies do not exclusively focus on master programs, they yield valuable informa- tion concerning Colombian teachers’ perceptions about these formal professional development opportunities. ...
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Financial development and the distribution of income in Latina America and the Caribbean
... low-middle, middle, and middle-high income groups to different degrees, it is possible that Private Credit has had no effect on the Gini measure of ...
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. Rev Esp Salud Publica. 2016 Nov 21;90:e1-e8
... HARD CORE OF THE SCHOOL Formed by the most influential clinical doctors in the second half of the XX century. The first of them is undoubtedlyJohnFry(JF) (1922-1994), Polish of Jewish ancestors who had to emigrate to the ...
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A Descriptive Analysis of Anglicisms Used in Ecuadorian Newspapers
... There is a study which has been related to find out if there are differences in the use of Anglicisms in the French language from Quebec and France. This was done with the help of a well-known sitcom named Un gars, une ...
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A descriptive analysis of anglicisms used in ecuadorian newspapers
... 70 In Spanish the word bar functions as a noun, but in English this word has other functions. It may stand for a noun: 1. a solid piece or block of material that is longer than it is wide <a bar of gold>. 2. ...
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English and Galician in the Middle Ages : a sociohistorical survey
... spoke English whereas the upper ecclesiastical ranks were bilingual: Eng- lish was their L 1 , they had a good command of French as an L 2 , not to mention that knowledge of Latin was ...
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The social status of /h/ in English
... best to pronounce initial /h/. Therefore, and as already pointed out, /h/-dropping gradually became associated with those who failed to pronounce the famous ‘Poor Letter <H>’, that is to say, with those who were ...
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A descriptive analyisi of anglicism used in Ecadorean newspapers
... Interaction and language change. Interaction and contact between people is crucial in providing the channels for linguistic change. It generally progresses most slowly in tightly knit communities which have little ...
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