To what extent is american english the most appropriate variety for brazilian EFL state school students?... by Silva, Marcus Ferreira da

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РЕТРОСПЕКТИВНАЯ ДИНАМИКА АНГЛОЯЗЫЧНЫХ ИСЛАМСКИХ КОНЦЕПТОВ by Полетаева Т.А.

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ВЛИЯНИЕ КРЕОЛЬСКОГО ПРОИСХОЖДЕНИЯ НА ПРОСОДИЧЕСКИЕ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ КАРИБСКОГО И АФРОАМЕРИКАНСКОГО ДИАЛЕКТОВ АНГЛИЙСКОГО ЯЗЫКА... by Романова Е. Ю.

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СПЕЦИФИКА УПОТРЕБЛЕНИЯ АРАБОЯЗЫЧНОЙ ЛЕКСИКИ В БРИТАНСКОМ И АМЕРИКАНСКОМ ВАРИАНТАХ АНГЛИЙСКОГО ЯЗЫКА (НА ПРИМЕРЕ ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННОГО ПРОИЗВЕДЕНИЯ)... by Адзиева Э.С.

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ЛЕКСИКО-СЕМАНТИЧЕСКАЯ АДАПТАЦИЯ АРАБИЗМОВ В АНГЛИЙСКОМ НАУЧНОМ ДИСКУРСЕ by Адзиева Э.С.

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ЯЗЫКОВЫЕ ОСОБЕННОСТИ АРАБСКИХ ЗАИМСТВОВАНИЙ БРИТАНСКОГО И АМЕРИКАНСКОГО ВАРИАНТОВ АНГЛИЙСКОГО ЯЗЫКА В СИНХРОНИЧЕСКОМ И ДИАХРОНИЧЕСКОМ АСПЕКТАХ... by Адзиева Э.С.

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WORD-MEANING CHANGING PROCESS (BASED ON AN IDIOM ANALYSIS) by Shirlina Y.N., Buzinova L.M., Koch K.I.

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24.919 Topics in Linguistics: Creole Languages and Caribbean Identities, Spring 2004 by DeGraff, Michel

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Investigating lexical variation and change in Malaysian twitter : a conceptual paper by Noraishah Gulnazir, Khazriyati Salehuddin

“…Interestingly, despite adopting British English in the national education system, American English is gaining prominence among Malaysians due to the widespread dissemination of American English through the media. …”
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Uncovering the lexical variation and change in Malaysian English: a corpus-driven analysis by Noraishah Gulnazir, Khazriyati Salehuddin

“…Despite being traditionally based on the British English, Malaysians today seem to show increasing prominence in the use of American English due to its widespread dissemination on media. …”
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Modality in spoken Malaysian English : a comparison with the supervarieties by Ang, Leng Hong, He, Mengyu, Hajar Abdul Rahim

“…As a new variety of English, it raises questions on how Malaysian English has developed from the historical input variety, i.e., British English and how resistant or accepting Malaysian English is to American English which is highly influential globally. …”
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Main Difficulties of Comparative Studies of English Regionally Marked Nominative Units by D. L. Amitirova-Turgeneva

“…Much attention is paid to the importance of researches into the differences between British and American English as the most influential varieties of the English language. …”
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Orthographic Variations of Ukrainian Surnames in Western Pennsylvania by Stephen P. Holutiak-Hallick

“…The discussion is based upon 1,100 Ukrainian surnames and their various American English renditions, totaling 3,000 names. The surnames, first recorded in American  English at the beginning of this century, were gathered from baptismal record books, parish lists and other archival material made available in Ukrainian Orthodox churches and organizations. …”
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Judgments of Politeness in L2 Acquisition by Harada, Yoko

“…This paper examines Japanese ESL learners' perception and production of to whom and how politely one should speak and what expressions are appropriate to whom in American English. Speakers are expected to change the level of politeness, in both American English and Japanese, depending who the addressee is, but the two languages are different in how the speaker weighs factors such as age and status of the addressee and the speaker's familiarity to the in relation to others. …”
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Customize sneaker for promoting brand (principle footwear) / Ahmad Harith Ibrahim by Ibrahim, Ahmad Harith

“…Athletic shoes are also known as training shoes or trainers (British English), sandshoes, gym boots or joggers (Australian English and Geordie English in the UK), running shoes, runners or gutties (Canadian English, Australian English, and Hiberno-English), sneakers (North American English and New Zealand English), tennis shoes (North American English and Australian English), gym shoes, tennies, sports shoes, sneaks, tackies (South African English and Hiberno-English), rubber shoes (Philippine English) or canvers (Nigerian English).…”

HOSPITALITY TODAY AND TOMORROW by Ray F. IUNIUS

“…Regarding different ways “hospitality” is understood, the root of the problem lies in part in the different interpretations that hospitality has in different cultures and languages. In American English, for example, when we speak about “hospitality” we first think of it as an industry and only secondarily as an attribute of an individual or community. …”
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The best little book club in town / by Buchan, Elizabeth, Blake, Fanny

Revenge / by Saunders, Kate, 1960-

Argumentation in legal discourse: A contrastive analysis of concession in Philippine and American Supreme Court decisions by Anne Richie G. Balgos

“…Moreover, this paper attempts to specify concessive preferences of Supreme Court judges that may somehow describe the standard discourse patterns in Philippine English and American English. The results of this study may be of significance and interest to Filipino students of Legal English, lawyers practicing foreign and legal affairs, and researchers of Philippine English and American English.…”
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English get-passives: reassessing the frequencies across genres by Supakorn Phoocharoensil

“…This study investigates the get-passive in American English, with emphasis on its distribution in different text types and its semantic features characterized by co-occurring verbs. …”
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