TRACING THE HISTORY OF DIALECT TRANSPLANTATION IN POST-COLONIAL ENGLISH: 3RD PERSON SINGULAR ZERO ON TRISTAN DA CUNHA

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1. Titelei
2. EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF PROTO-INDO-HITTITE
3. SPECULATIONS ABOUT THE ORIGIN OF THE INDO-EUROPEAN O-STEMS
4. FUNCTIONAL COMPENSATION AND SOUTHERN PENINSULAR SPANISH /s/ LOSS
5. THE ADJECTIVE IN ENGLISH: THE “FRENCH TYPE” AND ITS PLACE IN THE HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE
6. THE GREAT VOWEL SHIFT AND ANGLO-FRENCH LOANWORDS REVISITED: A REJOINDER TO A REJOINDER
7. THE STORY OF SCANDINAVIAN -s(t)RETOLD: GRAMMATICALISING A CLITIC TO A DERIVATIONAL AFFIX
8. FROM EPISTEMIC TO DEONTIC MODALITY: EVIDENCE FROM HEBREW
9. TRACING THE HISTORY OF DIALECT TRANSPLANTATION IN POST-COLONIAL ENGLISH: 3RD PERSON SINGULAR ZERO ON TRISTAN DA CUNHA
10. REMARKS ON GENITIVE/LOCATIVE *-ngu AND OTHER CASE MARKERS IN AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGES
11. REVIEWS