Survey of English Usage UCL
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English language research and applications. Tweets by Prof. Bas Aarts (https://t.co/zqVZczqIYq) and @BethMalory.
University College London
Joined September 2013
RT @billylinguist: We've just advertised a 12-month research fellowship at Northumbria (a corpus-based diachronic project on words for 'yes….
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New Substack post by Bas Aarts: On so-called adjective clauses: a label to avoid. #grammar #adjectiveclause #TeHirangaTangata #nzcurriculum
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RT @ArtsHumsUCL: 🌟 Dr Beth Malory, UCL English, announced as a New Generation Thinker 2025 🌟 . A huge congratulations to Dr Malory, who has….
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RT @EngliciousUCL: There's still time to book your tickets for English Grammar Day 2025!. Join us at the British Library, 7 July, for a day….
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RT @EngliciousUCL: We spoke with teachers and pupils at a London primary school to hear their views on grammar in English lessons, subject….
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Hear teachers and pupils from a north London primary school share their thoughts on grammar in education.
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RT @EngliciousUCL: Don't forget to book your tickets for the 2025 English Grammar Day on Monday 7 July at the British Library in London, or….
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New Substack post by Bas Aarts: Can prepositional phrases function as Subject in a clause?.
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RT @UCLpress: On Learning volume 3, explores concepts on epistemology, phenomenology, and hermeneutics. Want to read further? Download your….
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New research chapter by Bas Aarts: 'Verb Phrases as Attributive Nominal Modifiers'.
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New Substack post by Bas Aarts: 'Can adjective phrases function as Subject in a clause?'. #grammar #adjective
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New Substack post by Bas Aarts: .More on Predicative Complements: 'for' and 'as' . #grammar #EnglishGrammar
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The Survey of English Usage Annual Report for 2024 is now available here:. Apologies for cross-posting.
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New Substack post by Bas Aarts:.'Each' as a floating quantifier.
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RT @wordspinster: I'm not going to dispute these findings or quibble with the guy's methods, but I do always find it amazing how much tract….
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