Syntactic change in the history of Scots – contact effects or independent developments? Or: can we blame it all on the English?

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• The Scots Northern Subject Rule in contact

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• Filling gaps: Building a parsed corpus of Older Scots

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• Anglicisation as standardisation – Insights from patterns of syntactic change in the Parsed Corpus of Scottish Correspondence

  Activity: Academic talk or presentation types › Oral presentation

• New Approaches to the Study of Scottish Historical Correspondence

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• The rise of do-support during the Scots anglicisation: Insights from the Parsed Corpus of Scottish Correspondence

  Activity: Academic talk or presentation types › Oral presentation

• Three-way grammar competition during the Scots anglicisation: Insights from the Parsed Corpus of Scottish Correspondence

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• Variation in subject-verb agreement in the history of Scots

  Activity: Academic talk or presentation types › Invited talk

• Subject-verb agreement and the rise of do-support in the period of anglicisation of Scots

  Activity: Academic talk or presentation types › Oral presentation

• Research output

• Variation in subject-verb agreement in the History of Scots

  Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

• Why do-support in Scots is different

  Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

• Syntactic change during the anglicisation of Scots: Insights from the Parsed Corpus of Scottish Correspondence

  Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis

• The rise of Scots do - transfer or innovation?

  Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review