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A corpus-based study of invariant tags in London English
Eivind Torgersen
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Costas Gabrielatos
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London English
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You Know
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Corpus-based Study
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Relative Frequency
40%
Inner London
40%
Young People
40%
British Academy
20%
Corpus Linguistics
20%
Project Analysis
20%
Urban Environment
20%
Sociolinguistics
20%
Language Variation
20%
Word Corpus
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Female-to-male
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Frequency of Use
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Corpus Tools
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High Users
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Interview Data
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Place of Residence
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Friendship Networks
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Queen Mary
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Sociolinguistic Groups
20%
Exploratory Modelling
20%
Language Change
20%
Dialect Contact
20%
Fixed Expressions
20%
Self-assessed
20%
Male Speaker
20%
Urban Language
20%
Arts and Humanities
London
100%
Tag
100%
Corpus-based study
100%
English
100%
Speaker
53%
Corpus
53%
Linguistics
30%
Innovator
30%
yeah
23%
Relative Frequency
15%
Language Change
15%
Ethnic Minority
15%
British Academy
7%
Minority Groups
7%
Research methodology
7%
Adolescence
7%
Residence
7%
Corpus Linguistics
7%
Language variation
7%
Frequency of use
7%
Fixed expressions
7%
Urban Environment
7%
Queen Mary
7%
Dialect contact
7%
Multi-ethnicity
7%
Social Sciences
London
100%
English
100%
Linguistics
40%
Ethnic Minority
20%
Sociolinguistics
20%
Corpus Linguistics
10%
Dialects
10%
Language Change
10%
Urban Environment
10%
Place of Residence
10%
Youth
10%
Logopedics
10%
Ethnic Group
10%