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• 2022Negation and Negative Dependencies72 cited
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• 2014A new role for an ancient variable in Appalachia: Paradigm leveling and standardization in West Virginia42 cited
• 2008English Dialect “Default Singulars,” Was versus Were, Verner's Law, and Germanic Dialects41 cited
• 2014Variation, development and pragmatic uses ofinnitin the language of British adults and teenagers40 cited
• 2017Corpus‐Based Approaches to Dialect Study32 cited
• 2010“It ain't Nothing to do with my School.” Variation and Pragmatic Uses ofain'tin the Language of British English Teenagers28 cited
• 2010The Expression of Negation in British Teenagers’ Language: A Preliminary Study20 cited
• 2009The *amn'tgap: The view from West Yorkshire9 cited
• 2016He don’t like football, does he? A corpus-based study of third person singular don’t in the language of British teenagers6 cited
• 2023Variation in world Englishes through the lens of negation5 cited
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