How readers interpret pronouns in free indirect discourse
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We are looking for 1 student who is a native speaker of English to assist with the recording of stimuli for a study on the...
As part of the Embracing Linguistic Diversity satellite of Language@Leeds, we are rolling out a survey to all students across the University to better understand...
As part of the research project “The role of regional and social variation in speech processing”, I am looking for up to 2 students to...
As part of my PhD: Difficult conversations: Discussing gum (periodontal) disease, I am looking for 2 students to assist with coding: 1. interviews with dental...
As part of the ESRC-funded project How to promote children's language development using family-based shared book reading, I am looking for up to 3 students...
As part of a pilot scheme for a media internship, we are looking for two students to collect, write, and publish regular news updates about...
This project is part of the much bigger ‘Language in the M&S Company Archive’ project run here at Leeds. We are looking for students who...
English uses compounds very productively. Most of the time, when you put two nouns together, the resulting compound can be interpreted in some way (e.g....