A corpus-based sociolinguistic analysis of indefinite article use in London English

Keyphrases

• Corpus-based 100%
• London English 100%
• Vowels 100%
• Article Use 100%
• Sociolinguistic Analysis 100%
• Indefinite Article 100%
• Sociolinguistic Variables 25%
• Native English Speakers 16%
• Sociolinguistics 16%
• Place of Residence 16%
• Vowel Sounds 16%
• Vowel Pattern 16%
• Linguistic Variables 16%
• British Academy 8%
• Stigmatized 8%
• Corpus Linguistics 8%
• Project Analysis 8%
• Comparative Analysis 8%
• Language Variation 8%
• Word Corpus 8%
• Corpus Tools 8%
• Child Language 8%
• Interview Data 8%
• Speaker Sex 8%
• Multicultural London English 8%
• Cross-tabulation 8%
• Phonological Features 8%
• Child L2 8%
• Strong Predictor 8%
• Friendship Networks 8%
• Semi-automated 8%
• L2 Varieties 8%
• Inner London 8%
• Queen Mary 8%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 8%
• Fold Increase 8%
• Grammatical Aspect 8%
• Automated Techniques 8%
• Trudgill 8%

Arts and Humanities

• London 100%
• Corpus 100%
• indefinite article 100%
• English 100%
• Speaker 63%
• Linguistics 36%
• Innovator 36%
• Socio-linguistic variables 27%
• Adolescence 18%
• Residence 18%
• Linguistic Variable 18%
• vowel sounds 18%
• Youth 18%
• English Speaker 18%
• British Academy 9%
• Minority Groups 9%
• Research methodology 9%
• Corpus Linguistics 9%
• Phonological 9%
• Child Language 9%
• Queen Mary 9%
• Regression Analysis 9%