Wednesday 6 November 2013 9:00am to 5:30pm
Old Library, Darwin College
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9-10am: Bill Haddican (Queens' College, CUNY) & Anders Holmberg (Newcastle/DTAL) - Object movement in the double object construction in British English
10-11am: Alison Biggs (DTAL) - Passive variation in Northwest English dialects
11-11.30am: COFFEE BREAK
11.30am-12.30pm: Theresa Biberauer (DTAL) - The syntax of borrowed particles: insights from English dialects
12.30-2pm: LUNCH
2-3pm: Gary Thoms, David Adger, Caroline Heycock & Jennifer Smith (Edinburgh, Glasgow and QMUL) - Remarks on negation and affirmation in varieties of Scottish English
3-4pm: Ian Roberts (DTAL) - Recent and ongoing changes in English modals
4-4.30pm: COFFEE BREAK
10-11am: Alison Biggs (DTAL) - Passive variation in Northwest English dialects
11-11.30am: COFFEE BREAK
11.30am-12.30pm: Theresa Biberauer (DTAL) - The syntax of borrowed particles: insights from English dialects
12.30-2pm: LUNCH
2-3pm: Gary Thoms, David Adger, Caroline Heycock & Jennifer Smith (Edinburgh, Glasgow and QMUL) - Remarks on negation and affirmation in varieties of Scottish English
3-4pm: Ian Roberts (DTAL) - Recent and ongoing changes in English modals
4-4.30pm: COFFEE BREAK
4.30-5.30pm: KEYNOTE Richie Kayne (NYU) - One and two, once and twice
Contact
Teresa Biberauer