Editorial information for Volume 1

Title Page and Reverse available here .

Contents

Parasitic passives of intransitives in English

John M. Anderson

University of Edinburgh (emeritus)

Sense and sensibility: verbal morpho-syntax in nineteenth-century Scottish emigrants’ letters and the intersection of standard and vernacular usage

Marina Dossena

University of Bergamo

The language of tourism regulations in the European Union

Stefania Maci

University of Bergamo

Inferentials: fixed or not?

Andreea S. Calude & Gerald Delahunty

University of Reading and Colorado State University

The prepositions at and to: opposite points of view

Patrice Larroque

Paul Valery University, Montpellier

Devil aka Satan: an enemy or fiend? On the rivalry between the familiar and the foreign in early English

Joanna Esquibel & Anna Wojtyś

University of Warsaw

Patient imaging in medical case reports

Magdalena Murawska

Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań

A corpus-based study of modal adverbs in English: from the viewpoint of grammaticalization

Daisuke Suzuki

Kyoto University

Tübingen Corpus of Eastern European English (TCEEE): from a small-scale corpus study to newly emerging non-native English variety

Elena Salakhyan

Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen

On the complementation of start, begin and continue in spoken academic English

Oskar Gawlik

Jan Kochanowski University