Gerundial complements after begin and start: Grammatical and sociolinguistic factors, and how they work against each other

Christian Mair

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Gerundial complements after begin and start: Grammatical and sociolinguistic factors, and how they work against each other was published in Determinants of Grammatical Variation in English on page 329.

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