UCL Survey of English Usage
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The Survey of English Usage carries out research in English Linguistics. Posts by @englishgrammar.bsky.social and @bethmalory.bsky.social https://www.ucl.ac.uk/english-usage/ Also follow us on @engliciousucl.bsky.social
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New Substack post by Bas Aarts: On so-called adjective clauses: a label to avoid

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#grammar #adjectiveclause #TeHirangaTangata #nzcurriculum
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Come to this fabulous event, hosted by Charlotte Brewer, Jonnie Robinson and Bas Aarts. tinyurl.com/36z77b29

#EnglishGrammarDay #grammar
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Well think about this for future years but it’s not straightforward unfortunately
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New Substack post by Bas Aarts: Can clauses function as Subject?

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#grammar
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New Substack post by Bas Aarts on Subjects.

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Together with Charlotte Brewer and Jonnie Robinson Bas Aarts is of the organisers of the #EnglishGrammarDay which will take place again at the British Library on 7 July. Book here: events.bl.uk/events/engli...
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English Grammar Day is back for 2025 -- and tickets are on sale now!

Join us on Mon 7 July at the British Library for another great roster of speakers and discussion of all things grammar!

#EnglishGrammarDay

🔗Booking and more info:

www.ucl.ac.uk/english-usag...
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New research chapter, just published: 'Verb Phrases as Attributive Nominal Modifiers'

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New Substack post by Bas Aarts: More on Predicative Complements: 'for' and 'as'

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#grammar #EnglishGrammar
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The Survey of English Usage Annual Report for 2024 is now available here:

www.ucl.ac.uk/english-usag...

Apologies for cross-posting.
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Sorry, there was an error in the earlier message about this year's English Grammar Day. Monday 7 July 2025 is the correct date. Bookings will be on the British Library events website, but you can also check here: www.ucl.ac.uk/english-usag...

#EnglishGrammarDay
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New Substack post by Bas Aarts: What is a Predicative Complement?

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New Substack post by Bas Aarts:
'Each' as a floating quantifier

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New Substack post:
Which word class do 'possessive' words belong to? Adjectives, determinatives or pronouns?

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10% of the world's languages are spoken in New York City. This means the Big Apple is home to well-over 600 different languages!

The wonderful folks at the Endangered Language Alliance (ELA) made an interactive map where you can explore this incredible diversity! Check it out!

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Languages of New York City Map
An interactive map of language diversity in New York City, one of the world’s most linguistically diverse metropolitan areas.
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