The Expression of Third Person in Older and Contemporary Varieties of English

Judy B. Bernstein

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Contemporary varieties of English display word-initial th- across grammatical forms: definite articles (the), demonstratives (that, this), pronouns (them, they), existential subjects (there), relat...

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