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Coveney, Aidan – Language Sciences, 2000
Aims to find the extent to which subject clitic "nous" and 4th person verbs in French are used in a corpus of informal spoken language and to identify factors that may account for the productive use of nous +4p verb. (Author/VWL)
Descriptors: French, Language Variation, Oral Language, Plurals

Armstrong, Nigel – Language Sciences, 2002
Considers the socio-stylistic distinction of the French variable morpho-syntactic particle "ne." The interspeaker axes of variation in "ne" are summarized, and intraspeaker data deriving from a corpus of spoken French are considered. Examines intraspeaker variation in "ne" by focusing on the use of the variable by a single speaker in both speech…
Descriptors: French, Language Styles, Language Usage, Language Variation

Johnstone, B. – Language Sciences, 1999
Explored differences in the spoken English of Texas women, listening to individual women rather than to populations or samples. The study attempted to determine how each woman used available linguistic resources, and it pointed out that every speaker is idiosyncratic and a variety of factors bear on how people talk. (SM)
Descriptors: Biographies, Case Studies, English, Females