Don Ringe: A historical morphology of English

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1. Frontmatter
2. Articles
3. Tomorrow I’ll go (a) shopping: on the history of the Expeditionary Go construction and its relation to the absentive
4. A synchronic and diachronic analysis of potential dāk 得 in Cantonese
5. Down the paths to the past habitual: its historical connections with counterfactual pasts, future in the pasts, iteratives and lexical sources in Ancient Greek
6. On the survival of the Spanish absolute construction: a qualitative diachronic study based on a corpus of translations from Latin
7. Transient subordinate clauses in Balkan Turkic in its shift to Standard Average European subordination. Dialectal and historical evidence
8. An integrated tone box scheme for determining tones in Tai varieties beyond Southwestern Tai: diachronic and synchronic concerns
9. Vowel harmony in Rma: a diachronic perspective
10. Some remarks on h-anticipation in Ancient Greek
11. Book Reviews
12. Don Ringe: A historical morphology of English
13. Thomas Olander (ed.): The Indo-European language family: A phylogenetic perspective
14. Ingrid Paulsen: The emergence of American English as a discursive variety: Tracing enregisterment process in nineteenth-century U.S. newspapers
15. Lynn Anthonissen: Individuality in language change
16. Sam Wolfe: Syntactic change in French
17. Program Review
18. IE8.com. IEGPT