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212 Timothy Colleman We leave it for future research to further test this additional semantic pa- rameter and its exact relation ...

Benefactive ditransitives in Dutch 213 b. Het gepromoveerde Vada bereidde op de openingsdag van de compe- titie veldkorfbal kamp ...

214 Timothy Colleman This brings us to another dimension of lectal variation: the regional var- iation described in the previous ...

Benefactive ditransitives in Dutch 215 To conclude, the examples in (30) suggest that in Netherlandic Dutch, benefactive ditrans ...

216 Timothy Colleman tant contribution to the further development of Construction Grammar as an overall theory of language. Note ...

Benefactive ditransitives in Dutch 217 The total frequencies mentioned for each of the six verbs are estimates based on the ove ...

218 Timothy Colleman References Allerton, David J. 1978 Generating indirect objects in English. Journal of Linguistics 14: 21- 3 ...

Benefactive ditransitives in Dutch 219 De Vries, Matthias, Lammert Te Winkel et al. (eds.) 1882-1998 Woordenboek der Nederlandsc ...

220 Timothy Colleman Fried, and Hans Boas (eds.), 71-98. Amsterdam/Philadelphia: Ben- jamins. Langacker, Ronald W. 1991 The Foun ...

Benefactive ditransitives in Dutch 221 Van Eerten, Laura 2007 Over het Corpus Gesproken Nederlands [On the Corpus of Spoken Dutc ...

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Lectal acquisition and linguistic stereotype formation: an empirical study Gitte Kristiansen Abstract This chapter reports on an ...

226 Gitte Kristiansen perspective of a usage-based cognitive dialectology I have been particularly interested in social cognitio ...

Lectal acquisition and linguistic stereotype formation 227 relegated to content words such as verbs or nouns, but pertains equal ...

228 Gitte Kristiansen In order to address these questions the two experiments described in this chapter were conducted in spring ...

Lectal acquisition and linguistic stereotype formation 229 The four accents were not chosen randomly. Three of the accents (Gali ...

230 Gitte Kristiansen The location of the four accents is shown on the map in Figure 1. The map was distributed to the listeners ...

Lectal acquisition and linguistic stereotype formation 231 formal message left on an answering machine (e.g. by a close friend, ...