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Language Variation and Change

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  1. Expression of anaphoric subjects in Vera'a: Functional and structural factors in the choice between pronoun and zero
    SCHNELL, STEFAN; BARTH, DANIELLE; (2020); Language Variation and Change; 32/; Artículo; pp. 267-291
  2. New insights into an old form: A variationist analysis of the pleonastic possessive in Guatemalan Spanish
    ELSIG, MARTIN ; (2017); Language Variation and Change; 29/2; Artículo; pp. 157-186
  3. Uh, bueno, em...: Filled pauses as a site of contact-induced change in Boston
    ERKER, DANIEL & JOANNA BRU-SO ; (2017); Language Variation and Change; 29; Artículo; pp. 205-244
  4. A cognitive construction grammar approach to the pluralization of presentational ‘haber’ in Puerto Rican Spanish
    CLAES, JEROEN; (2014); Language Variation and Change; 26/2; Artículo; pp. 219-246
  5. The Variable Expression of Future Tense in Peninsular Spanish: The Present (and Future) of Inflectional Forms in the Spanish Spoken in a Bilingual Region
    BLAS ARROYO, JOSE LUIS; (2008); Language Variation and Change; 20,1; Artículo; pp. 85-126
  6. Genre effects on subject expression in Spanish: Priming in narrative and conversation
    TRAVIS, C.E. ; (2007); Language Variation and Change; Artículo; pp. 101-135
  7. Spanish subject personal pronoun use in New York City Puerto Ricans: Can we rest the case of English contact?
    FLORES-FERRÁN, NYDIA ; (2004); Language Variation and Change; 16,1; Artículo; pp. 49 - 73
  8. The expression of pragmatic values by means of verbal morphology: a variacionist study
    POLLÁN, C.; (2001); Language Variation and Change; 13; Artículo; pp. 59-89
  9. Principles of variacionism for disambiguating language contact phenomena: the case of lone Spanish nouns in Catalan discourse
    ARROYO, J. L. Y D. TRICKER; (2000); Language Variation and Change; 12; Artículo; pp. 103-140
  10. Construction frecuency and reductive change diachronic and register variation in Spanish clitic climbing
    TORRES CACOULLOS, R.; (1999); Language Variation and Change; 11; Artículo; pp. 143-170
  11. A variable syntax of speech, gesture and sound effect: Direct quotations in Spanish
    CAMERON, R.; (1998); Language Variation and Change; 10; Artículo; pp. 43-83
  12. Aspcts of Spanish deictic expressions in Barcelona: A quantitative examination
    VANN, R.E.; (1998); Language Variation and Change; 10; Artículo; pp. 263-288
  13. Estrategias de productividad morfológica en el niño de tres a tres años y medio: el caso de los nombres de ocupaciones
    BAYLEY, R. Y L. PEASE-ÁLVAREZ ; (1997); Language Variation and Change; 9; Artículo; pp. 349-371
  14. The gradual loss of mood distinctions in Los Angeles Spanish
    SILVA-CORVALÁN, C.; (1994); Language Variation and Change; 6; Artículo; pp. 255-272
  15. Ambiguous agreement, functional compensation, and nospecific TÚ in the Spanish of the San Juan , Puerto Rico and Madrid, Spain
    CAMERON, R.; (1993); Language Variation and Change; 5; Artículo; pp. 305-334
  16. Preferred argument structure in spoken French and Spanish
    ASHBY, W. J. Y BENTIVOGLIO, P.; (1993); Language Variation and Change; 5; Artículo; pp. 61- 76
  17. Person marking in the wake of /s/ deletion in Andalusian Spanish
    RANSON, D.; (1991); Language Variation and Change; 3; Artículo; pp. 133-152