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portada Getting at get in World Englishes: A Corpus-Based Semasiological-Syntactic Analysis (Topics in English Linguistics) (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Year
2017
Language
English
Pages
344
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9783110495997
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Getting at get in World Englishes: A Corpus-Based Semasiological-Syntactic Analysis (Topics in English Linguistics) (in English)

Elisabeth Bruckmaier (Author) · Mouton De Gruyter · Hardcover

Getting at get in World Englishes: A Corpus-Based Semasiological-Syntactic Analysis (Topics in English Linguistics) (in English) - Elisabeth Bruckmaier

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Synopsis "Getting at get in World Englishes: A Corpus-Based Semasiological-Syntactic Analysis (Topics in English Linguistics) (in English)"

Despite its exceptional frequency and versatility, GET has never been a focus of research in its entire variability, which goes from lexical to grammatical uses, nor in large amounts of data from different varieties of English. The present corpus-based study deals with over 11,600 tokens of GET in written and spoken language from three varieties of English and thus provides new insights for variationist linguistics. Firstly, it offers a comprehensive semasiological-syntactic analysis of GET, i.e. an analysis of all its meanings and all the constructions into which it enters, suggesting ten categories as being necessary for its complete description. Secondly, it contributes to the understanding of factors that are at work in variation in World Englishes and lead to quantitative differences between regional standard varieties. Thus, the present study demonstrates that the use of GET in the New Englishes analysed is less affected by substrate effects than by the effects of Second Language Acquisition and the varying influence of British and American English norms. Moreover, it can be shown that the New Englishes display more grammatical uses of GET than does British English.

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