The Morphology of English Dialects: Verb-Formation in Non-standard English

Lieselotte Anderwald

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1. Introduction 2. Past tense theories 3. Naturalness and the English past tense system 4. Sellt and knowed: non-standard weak verbs 5. Drunk, seen, done and eat: 2-part instead of 3-part paradigms 6. Come and run: non-standard strong verbs with a 1-part paradigm 7. Conclusion: supralocalization and morphological theories.

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