Volume XXXVI No. 1 |
ISSN 1548-1484 |
Winter, 2011 |
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Articles Continuous tenses in British and American fiction: A frequency based comparison By Yuri Tambovtsev, Ludmila Tambovtseva & Juliana Tambovtseva By Babatunde Ayeleru Pronominal passive constructions: The clitic se and agreement in modern European Portuguese By André Antonelli Proverbs in a threatened language variety in Africa By Taha A. Taha Reduced relatives and the location of agreement By N. Gulsat Aygen Narrating the past and constructing the present: The delineation of outrage in Just before Dawn By Niyi Akingbe How politicians do things with words: Intentional analysis of pre-election speeches By Antonova Anna Vladimirovna Between source and target text: Academic versus expert translation By Amr M. El Zawawy Metacognitive awareness of reading strategies and reading comprehension By Elmira Noroozi Siam & Seyyed Mohammad Ali Soozandehfar Towards a practical approach to the challenges of multilingualism in Africa By Olushola Bamidele Are
Reviews Gavins, Joanna. Text world theory: An introduction Liberty Kohn Barber, Charles, Beal, Joan C., and Shaw, Philip A. The English language: A historical introduction Robert D. Angus Zhang, Grace Qiao. Using Chinese synonyms Robert D. Angus
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California Linguistic Notes (ISSN 1548-1484) is published at the Program in Linguistics, California State University, Fullerton, California 92834-9480. CLN is a refereed publication requiring the agreement of at least two well-qualified peers for acceptance of articles. Also accepted are peer evaluated reviews or review articles of recent scholarly literature, conferences, or performances relating to language and linguistics in the widest scope of those terms. Editor, Robert D. Angus (email: dangus@fullerton.edu)
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