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100	1		_aDodds de Wolf, Gaelan _eAutor _928692
245	1	0	_aSocial and regional factors in canadian english : _bA study of phonological items in ottawa and vancouver / _cGaelan Dodds de Wolf
260			_aToronto _bCanadian Scholar`s Press _c1992
300			_a184 p.
520			_aCANADIAN ENGLISH: VARIATION IN THE STANDARD DIALECT. Background to the study. The standard language and the standard value. The field in review. CULTURAL COMPONENTS OF OTTAWA AND VANCOUVER. Demographic characteristics of Ottawa and its environs. Greater Vancouver, western Canada’s largest metropolitan area. Urban trends and ethnic composition: Canada, Ottawa and Vancouver. CHARACTERISTICS OF CANADIAN ENGLISH. The lexicon and Canadian English. General elements of Canadian English. SOCIOLINGUISTIC METHODOLOGY. Social stratification. Methodology of the study. CO-VARIATION IN CANADIAN ENGLISH: AND ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN SALIENT PHONOLOGICAL VARIABLES. The variable (VtV): intervocalic voicing in Canadian. English (Ottawa and Vancouver). The variable (ntV): Gender, location and social status. GRAMMATICAL USAGE AND REGIONAL VARIATION. Syntactic variants: aren`t I, do you have, never used to. ""Preferred"" Past tense variants: lay, snuck, dove. Present perfect standard variants: drunk, lay, proven. LANGUAGE USE IN CANADIAN ENGLISH. Accent: factors in phonological variability. Grammatical variability in the Canadian dialect. Determining speech usage in Canadian English: definition and further research.
542	1		_aDodds de Wolf, Gaelan _g1992 _i1992
700	1		_aDodds de Wolf, Gaelan _928692
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