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American English grammar: the grammatical structure of present-day English with especial reference to social differences or class dialects. By Charles Carpenter Fries. (The report of an investigation financed by the National Council of Teachers of English and supported by the Modern Language Association and the Linguistic Society of America.) Pp. xii + 314. New York: D. Appleton-Century Co., 1940.
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