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• 19.3657  Qs: Comparison Of Structures in Age-Questions
  1. Malgorzata Gaudnik, Comparison Of Structures in Age-Questions
• 19.3627  Qs: A European Study on the Use of ICT and New Media
  1. Katerina Zourou, A European Study on the Use of ICT and New Media
• 19.3603  Qs: Use of Corpora in Language Testing and Assessment
  1. Fiona Barker, Use of Corpora in Language Testing and Assessment
• 19.3545  Qs: Possession/Modification by Simple Juxtaposition
  1. Andrew Spencer, Possession/Modification by Simple Juxtaposition
• 19.3544  Qs: Animal Names Used to Address People
  1. Katalin Balogné Bérces, Animal Names Used to Address People
• 19.3516  Qs: Questionnaire about Journals
  1. Woravut Jaroongkhongdach, Questionnaire about Journals
• 19.3485  Qs: Can vs. Can't in Regards to Vowel Shifts
  1. Marissa Reynolds, Can vs. Can't in Regards to Vowel Shifts
• 19.3426  Qs: Colloquial Egyptian Lexicography
  1. Jeffrey Charles Marck, Colloquial Egyptian Lexicography
• 19.3425  Qs: Examples of Feeding + Counterfeeding Interaction
  1. Darya Kavitskaya, Examples of Feeding + Counterfeeding Interaction
• 19.3424  Qs: Looking for Mental Verbs
  1. Viola Voß, Looking for Mental Verbs
• 19.3407  Qs: Survey on Linguists' Judgments
  1. Edouard Machery, Survey on Linguists' Judgments
• 19.3406  Qs: Empirical Studies of Counter-Intuitive Standards?
  1. Wayles Browne, Empirical Studies of Counter-Intuitive Standards?
• 19.3405  Qs: Languages Having Few Number Words
  1. Pierre Pica, Languages Having Few Number Words
• 19.3280  Qs: Javanese Ngoko-Krama Resemblances
  1. Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, Javanese Ngoko-Krama Resemblances
• 19.3237  Qs: Address Strategies in English Academic Settings
  1. Maicol Formentelli, Address Strategies in English Academic Settings
• 19.3209  Qs: 1SG Reflexives in English
  1. Chris Collins, 1SG Reflexives in English
• 19.3207  Qs: Phonetic Modification: Human-Machine Dialogue
  1. Ekaterina Snugina, Phonetic Modification: Human-Machine Dialogue
• 19.3175  Qs: Ergative Languages with Case on Adjectives
  1. Patrycja Jablonska, Ergative Languages with Case on Adjectives
• 19.3141  Qs: 2P Clitics in African Languages
  1. David Erschler, 2P Clitics in African Languages
• 19.3058  Qs: Postmodifying Adjectives
  1. Benjamin Delorme, Postmodifying Adjectives
• 19.3043  Qs: Intrusive Consonants in English
  1. Katalin Balogné Bérces, Intrusive Consonants in English
• 19.2925  Qs: Study on Pronunciation
  1. Cecilia Goria, Study on Pronunciation
• 19.2879  Qs: Somali Question
  1. Gloria Bengt, Somali Question
• 19.2875  Qs: Goal-Location-Source Ambiguities
  1. Sander Lestrade, Goal-Location-Source Ambiguities
• 19.2855  Qs: Study on Pronunciation
  1. Cecilia Goria, Study on Pronunciation
• 19.2838  Qs: Bibliography on Letter Writing
  1. Daniela Cesiri, Bibliography on Letter Writing
• 19.2777  Qs: Umfrage zum Begriffs 'Sibirien'
  1. Artjom Aroskin, Umfrage zum Begriffs 'Sibirien'
• 19.2776  Qs: The Verb 'want'
  1. Glen Marks, The Verb 'want'
• 19.2740  Qs: ‘Manual’ for the Field Season 2001 - Max Planck
  1. Andre Souza, ‘Manual’ for the Field Season 2001 - Max Planck
• 19.2739  Qs: Syntactic Changes in Late Modern English Fiction
  1. Cristiano Broccias, Syntactic Changes in Late Modern English Fiction
• 19.2656  Qs: Personal Pronouns in Asia-Pacific
  1. Kirill Babaev, Personal Pronouns in Asia-Pacific
• 19.2632  Qs: English Usage Guides
  1. Ulrich Busse, English Usage Guides
• 19.2630  Qs: Cognitive Linguistics & Science of Polysemy
  1. Chris Coquard, Cognitive Linguistics & Science of Polysemy
• 19.2629  Qs: Need Video/Visual Aids on ELT Teaching Methods
  1. Wichian Sunitham, Need Video/Visual Aids on ELT Teaching Methods
• 19.2620  Qs: Lithuanian knóju
  1. Leo Connolly, Lithuanian knóju
• 19.2595  Qs: Vedic L
  1. Peter Scharf, Vedic L
• 19.2538  Qs: Projekt Humor und Antisprichworter
  1. Melita Aleksa, Projekt Humor und Antisprichworter
• 19.2528  Qs: EFL Pronunciation Teaching in Your Country
  1. Marianna Kyprianou, EFL Pronunciation Teaching in Your Country
• 19.2527  Qs: References on Cross-Linguistic Sentence Production
  1. Elisabeth Norcliffe, References on Cross-Linguistic Sentence Production
• 19.2494  Qs: French Language Collection Exercise
  1. Caroline Leathem, French Language Collection Exercise
• 19.2468  Qs: Cite in Meyer's Contributions to Irish Lexicography
  1. John Lord, Cite in Meyer's Contributions to Irish Lexicography
• 19.2414  Qs: Questions on Language Mixing Involving English
  1. Edgar W. Schneider, Questions on Language Mixing Involving English
• 19.2346  Qs: Italian Corpora
  1. Richard Sproat, Italian Corpora
• 19.2327  Qs: Extraction of Relationship Information via NLP
  1. Nadja Richter, Extraction of Relationship Information via NLP
• 19.2312  Qs: Artic for Arctic: Reference
  1. Arnold Zwicky, Artic for Arctic: Reference
• 19.2290  Qs: Introspective Help
  1. Costas Gabrielatos, Introspective Help
• 19.2265  Qs: Theories on Native Speaker Model
  1. Marta Schiller, Theories on Native Speaker Model
• 19.2264  Qs: Studies on Language Attitudes
  1. Marta Schiller, Studies on Language Attitudes
• 19.2225  Qs: Construct Definition for Language Tests
  1. Tobias Haug, Construct Definition for Language Tests
• 19.2217  Qs: Survey: Spread of Yiddish/Hebrew in North America
  1. Sarah Benor, Survey: Spread of Yiddish/Hebrew in North America
• 19.2189  Qs: Personal Pronoun Origins
  1. Kirill Babaev, Personal Pronoun Origins
• 19.2160  Qs: A Question about Word Order of NP
  1. Zhang Zy, A Question about Word Order of NP
• 19.2159  Qs: Cognitive Poetics
  1. Adam Glaz, Cognitive Poetics
• 19.2110  Qs: Tagger for Dari, Farsi/Persian
  1. Christine de Bond, Tagger for Dari, Farsi/Persian
• 19.2102  Qs: Assisted Causation in Marathi and Malayalam
  1. Gavin Austin, Assisted Causation in Marathi and Malayalam
• 19.2071  Qs: /l/-Palatalization in Complex Onsets
  1. Daniela Müller, /l/-Palatalization in Complex Onsets
• 19.2069  Qs: German Wh- Copying Informants
  1. Andreas Pankau, German Wh- Copying Informants
• 19.1853  Qs: Hierarchy of Variation in Natural Speech
  1. Cassie Mayo, Hierarchy of Hierarchy in Natural Speech
• 19.1852  Qs: Requesting Feedback on FLL/SLA Book
  1. Michal B. Paradowski, Requesting Feedback on FLL/SLA Book
• 19.1851  Qs: Term for New Curriculum Proposal
  1. Andreas Katonis, Term for New Curriculum Proposal
• 19.1847  Qs: Expressing 'Knowing How' Across Languages
  1. Jason Stanley, Expressing 'Knowing How' Across Languages
• 19.1842  Qs: English with an Accent - Second Edition
  1. Rosina Lippi-Green, English with an Accent - Second Edition
• 19.1824  Qs: Representing Numerical Expressions
  1. Sandra Williams, Representing Numerical Expressions
• 19.1791  Qs: Dependecy Grammar
  1. Philipp Cimiano, Dependecy Grammar
• 19.1790  Qs: Periphrastic 'go'-based Passives in Gaelic
  1. Philippe Bourdin, Periphrastic 'go'-based Passives in Gaelic
• 19.1789  Qs: Hindi Causatives
  1. Gavin Austin, Hindi Causatives
• 19.1788  Qs: Blizzard Challenge: Speech Synthesis Evaluations
  1. Simon King, Blizzard Challenge: Speech Synthesis Evaluations
• 19.1698  Qs: Linguistic Atlas of French Based Creoles
  1. Jean Le Du, Linguistic Atlas of French Based Creoles
• 19.1697  Qs: Looking for Corpus Study on Pre-nominal Functions
  1. Stephen James Coffey, Looking for Corpus Study on Pre-nominal Functions
• 19.1696  Qs: Volunteers for Study in Dialogue Segmentation
  1. Daniel Midgley, Volunteers for Study in Dialogue Segmentation
• 19.1667  Qs: Participate in Survey for English/Spanish Speakers
  1. Cristobal Lozano, Participate in Survey for English/Spanish Speakers
• 19.1643  Qs: ToBI Codes for Topicalization vs. Left Dislocation
  1. Peyton Todd, ToBI Codes for Topicalization vs. Left Dislocation
• 19.1535  Qs: Languages That Use Copies as Anaphors?
  1. Felicia Lee, Languages That Use Copies as Anaphors?
• 19.1517  Qs: Project of Research on Word-Formation
  1. Pascal Biesenbach, Project of Research on Word-Formation
• 19.1499  Qs: Specified Grammatical Features in CQP Form?
  1. steve steinberg, Specified Grammatical Features in CQP Form?
• 19.1498  Qs: African Proverbs - Translations Needed
  1. janet randall, African Proverbs - Translations Needed
• 19.1478  Qs: Non-Permanent Morpheme Deletion in German Dialect
  1. Sabine Mayer-Saar, Non-Permanent Morpheme Deletion in German Dialect
• 19.1466  Qs: Conditionals Instead of Must/Should/May Modals
  1. Stefan Knoob, Conditionals Instead of Must/Should/May Modals
• 19.1425  Qs: Reference Values for French Oral Vowels
  1. Damien Hall, Reference Values for French Oral Vowels
• 19.1421  Qs: Overt Markers on Mass Nouns
  1. Michael Barrie, Overt Markers on Mass Nouns
• 19.1374  Qs: Similarity of Meanings for Native German Speakers
  1. Mathias Scharinger, Similarity of Meanings for Native German Speakers
• 19.1353  Qs: WH-Question, Exhaustivity in Salish Languages
  1. Zhiguo Xie, WH-Question, Exhaustivity in Salish Languages
• 19.1302  Qs: Inflected Numerals
  1. Huib Kranendonk, Inflected Numerals
• 19.1301  Qs: Communication Strategies
  1. Fariza Nor, Communication Strategies
• 19.1279  Qs: Help with Slavic Data
  1. Ljuba Veselinova, Help with Slavic Data
• 19.1258  Qs: Prepositional Dative as the Only Ditransitive?