Daniel Schmidtke and Victor Kuperman Mass counts in the World Wide Web: A corpus linguistic study of noun countability across varieties of English This research uses a corpus of global Internet English to explore the var

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• Grammar
• Grammatical number
• Parts of speech
• Language comparison
• World Englishes
• Noun
• Mass noun
• International English
• Plural
• Linguistics
• Anglo-Frisian languages
• West Germanic languages

Which Questions Do You Like the Movements In? A Semantic Constraint on Extraction Dennis Ryan Storoshenko - University of Calgary and Robert Frank - Yale University The Issue At the periphery of discussions on wh-movemen

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• Parts of speech
• Semantics
• Predicate
• Telicity
• Verb argument
• Noun
• Wh-movement
• Subject
• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Syntax

Individual differences in the strategies used to read morphologically complex words Kaitlin Falkauskas & Victor Kuperman (McMaster University) Background When reading morphologically complex words, there is a growing con

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• Applied linguistics
• Orthography
• Writing systems
• Morpheme
• Whole language
• Lexicon
• Word
• Language
• Linguistics
• Educational psychology
• Reading

Aspiration et effacement du /-s/ en espagnol d’Holguín (Cuba) : variables phonologiques et leur conditionnement. David Heap, Jorge Emilio Rosés Labrada, Jeff Tennant, Angélica Hernández (UWO) En espagnol, la fricat

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Interfaces entre domaines phonétique et phonologique dans l’acquisition de la phonologie Yvan Rose Memorial University of Newfoundland Dans la littérature récente sur l’acquisition de la phonologie par les enfant

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Is there a difference? Interpretation in Advanced vs. Intermediate Hispanic Heritage Speakers Ewelina Barski The College at Brockport, SUNY Studies looking at the language of heritage speakers are interested in learning

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• Modern English personal pronouns
• Linguistic typology
• English grammar
• Parts of speech
• Null-subject language
• Pronoun
• He
• Ewe language
• Singular they
• Linguistics
• Syntax
• Grammar

The rise and fall of split-ergative agreement in Algonquian Will Oxford, University of Manitoba The inflectional paradigm known as the “independent order” displays a split-ergative agreement pattern in some of the Al

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• Indigenous peoples of the Americas
• Central Algonquian languages
• Agglutinative languages
• Ottawa dialect
• Ojibwe language
• Proto-Algonquian language
• Ergative–absolutive language
• Algonquian languages
• Cree language
• Languages of North America
• Indigenous languages of the Americas
• Languages of the United States

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• Grammar
• Predicate
• Linguistic modality
• English modal verb
• Copula
• Subject
• Linguistics
• Parts of speech
• Semantics

On the absence of nominal coordination in Gitksan Clarissa Forbes; University of Toronto The syntactic structure of coordination has been the subject of discussion for many years. Under the generally accepted analysis (M

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• Languages of the United States
• Language
• Conjunct
• Tsimshianic languages
• Syntax
• Linguistics
• Coordination
• Grammar

Colloque annuel de lʼACL • Prix dʼétudiant Ci-dessous vous trouverez les critères que les juges auront à évaluer comme     6: Exceptionnel

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