Applied Linguistics and Translation Studies Journals
Interview with Jack Chambers
Journal of English Linguistics, Volume 53, Issue 4, Page 364-379, December 2025.
Applied Linguistics and Translation Studies Journals
When the Perfect Meets the Progressive: Exploring the Evolution of the Present Perfect Progressive in American English
Journal of English Linguistics, Volume 53, Issue 4, Page 335-363, December 2025. This study explores the evolution of the present perfect progressive (PerfProg) in American English from the early nineteenth century to the twenty-first century. Drawing …
Applied Linguistics and Translation Studies Journals
Book Review: The Sociophonetics of Dublin English
Journal of English Linguistics, Volume 53, Issue 4, Page 384-386, December 2025.
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Book Review: Inclusion in Linguistics
Journal of English Linguistics, Volume 53, Issue 4, Page 386-391, December 2025.
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Book Review: The Present Perfect and the Preterite in Late Modern and Contemporary English
Journal of English Linguistics, Volume 53, Issue 4, Page 380-383, December 2025.
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Publishers note
Journal of English Linguistics, Ahead of Print.
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King Alfred, Alfred King, the King Alfred, or Alfred the King: The Development of the Relative Order of Personal Names and Their Titles in Apposition Traced in the Peterborough Chronicle
Journal of English Linguistics, Ahead of Print. Proper names and titles in apposition can be joined with or without an accompanying definite article in any of the following arrangements:King Alfred, Alfred King, the King Alfred, andAlfred the King. Alf…
Applied Linguistics and Translation Studies Journals
King Alfred, Alfred King, the King Alfred, or Alfred the King: The Development of the Relative Order of Personal Names and Their Titles in Apposition Traced in the Peterborough Chronicle
Journal of English Linguistics, Ahead of Print. Proper names and titles in apposition can be joined with or without an accompanying definite article in any of the following arrangements: King Alfred, Alfred King, the King Alfred, and Alfred the King. A…
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The Pennsylvania English Final Rise-Fall: Intonation, Pragmatics, and Regional Variation
Journal of English Linguistics, Ahead of Print. In contrast to the common final rising pattern of Mainstream English yes/no questions, these questions may be produced with a final rising then falling intonation in parts of Central and Western Pennsylva…
Applied Linguistics and Translation Studies Journals
The Pennsylvania English Final Rise-Fall: Intonation, Pragmatics, and Regional Variation
Journal of English Linguistics, Ahead of Print. In contrast to the common final rising pattern of Mainstream English yes/no questions, these questions may be produced with a final rising then falling intonation in parts of Central and Western Pennsylva…