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... brethren, children, men, women, feet, geese, teeth, lice, mice. These do not vary from 46 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 46 English had, for example. But there was always a fair amount of vari- ation ... with to – compare want in (6) ) or as modal auxiliaries (in which case they are followed by a bare stem verb – compare must in (6) ). GRAMMAR 51 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26...

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... then about the unfamiliar phenomena surrounding them, in particular flora, fauna and the arte- VOCABULARY 33 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 33 facts and practices of the aboriginals themselves. ... utokoloshe Figure 3.4 Some borrowed words for artefacts and cultural practices 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 36 such innovations seem after several years of constant use. (For...

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... turn. 76 INTERNATIONAL VARIETIES OF ENGLISH 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 76 pronunciation is with the tongue tip extruding slightly between the teeth (Ladefoged and Maddieson 19 96: 143). ...   ~Ø ~Ø ~Ø ~Ø Figure 6. 6 Lexical set assignments of a few words in different varieties: unstressed vowels PRONUNCIATION 81 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 81 as in the...

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... with hard wood kookaburra Australia large kingfisher 1 16 INTERNATIONAL VARIETIES OF ENGLISH 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 1 16 become part of a codified norm (such norms typically – though ... American usage, and it may not be clear how these DISCUSSION OF THE EXERCISES 119 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 119 time – and because New Zealand English is in any case influenc...

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... 6/ 8/02 1:25 pm Page viii 5 Spelling 61 5.1 Lexical distributional differences 62 5.2 Variation in the system 62 5.3 Conclusion 66 Exercises 67 Recommendations for reading 68 6 Pronunciation 69 6. 1 ... Pronunciation 69 6. 1 Describing varieties of English 69 6. 2 Input varieties 71 6. 3 Influences from contact languages 73 6. 4 Influences from other colonies 74 6. 5 Influ...

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... seen that much of the 26 INTERNATIONAL VARIETIES OF ENGLISH 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 26 30 INTERNATIONAL VARIETIES OF ENGLISH Map 1 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 30 of the problems ... INTERNATIONAL VARIETIES OF ENGLISH 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 28 ENGLISH BECOMES A WORLD LANGUAGE 31 Map 2 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 31 in a Scottish w...

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... usual in US texts than in British ones (Strevens 1972: 52, 56 INTERNATIONAL VARIETIES OF ENGLISH 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 56 5 Spelling Given the stress that is laid on spelling by ... hemisphere varieties tend to follow British patterns in spelling, and only Canadian 61 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 61 ... the nature of the changes themselves. 60 INTERNATI...

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... for example, of the difference between hankie and hanky, 66 INTERNATIONAL VARIETIES OF ENGLISH 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 66 6 Pronunciation Although it may be true that people believe ...        Figure 6. 1 Wells’ lexical sets 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 71 means of telling the two varieties apart: outside proper names from the...

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... English, it is hard to be absolutely sure that changes that 86 INTERNATIONAL VARIETIES OF ENGLISH 02 pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 86 HRT consists of a rising intonation pattern on something ... pages 001-1 36 6/8/02 1: 26 pm Page 85 of American users of English. This certainly explains the relative strength of American influences and influences from other parts of the world: if ea...

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