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  1. ISNA-Set: A novel English Corpus of Iran NEWSMohammad Kamel, Hadi Sadoghi-Yazdi2018
  2. Making sense: The glamorous history of English grammar (a review)Barry Tomalin2018
  3. Resolving scope ambiguity in written texts (English data) (Разрешение неоднозначности сфер действия в письменных текстах (на материале английского языка))V. Yu. Apresyan (Апресян В. Ю.)2018
  4. Rhotic Phonemes in Semitic Languages – The Case of Classical Arabic and Biblical HebrewBartosz Pietrzak2018
  5. Synonymous Structures in English SyntaxJemma Militonyan2018
  6. Terms for Occupations, Professions and Social Classes in Ugaritic: An Etymological StudyWilfred G.E. Watson2018
  7. The Relevance of Text and Speech Features in Automatic Non-native English Accent IdentificationSowmya Vajjala, Ziwei Zhou2018
  8. The role of grammar in transition-probabilities of subsequent words in English textRudolf Hanel, Stefan Thurner2018
  9. The semantic transparency of English compound nounsMartin Schäfer2018
  10. Towards a complex analysis of Wayihî + T constructions in Biblical HebrewJosh Westbury, Alexander Andrason2018
  11. A semiautomatic lemmatisation procedure for treebanks. Old English strong and weak verbsMarta Tío Sáenz, Darío Metola Rodríguez2017
  12. A Simple Text Analytics Model To Assist Literary Criticism: comparative approach and example on James Joyce against Shakespeare and the BibleRenato Fabbri, Luis Henrique Garcia2017
  13. Against Binarism, Simplicity, Neatness and Stasis: A Theoretical Prolegomenon to the Reality of Verbal Grams in Biblical HebrewAlexander Andrason2017
  14. An interpersonal sketch of the biblical Hebrew clauseEric Todd Racher2017
  15. Control vs. Raising in English. A Dependency Grammar AccountTimothy Osborne, Matthew Reeve2017
  16. Corpus-Driven Visualization of Textual WorldsJens Bruun Kofoed2017
  17. Corpus-driven visualization, learning and linguisticsNicolai Winther-Nielsen2017
  18. Evaluative Features of the Image "Friend" in Phrasal Units of the English LanguageAlexey I. Lyzlov2017
  19. Experiments with Domain Dependent Dialogue Act Classification using Open-Domain Dialogue CorporaSwapnil Hingmire, Apoorv Shrivastava, Girish Palshikar, et al.2017
  20. Fronting and exhaustive exclusion in Biblical HebrewChristo van der Merwe2017
  21. Fuchs, Robert. 2016. Speech Rhythm in Varieties of English. Evidence from Educated Indian English and British English. Cham: Springer International Publishing. 216 pages.Eivind Nessa Torgersen2017
  22. Learning with learner corpora: Using the TLE for native language identificationAllison Adams, Sara Stymne2017
  23. Modern English grammar: Morphology and syntax (a review)Elena Malyuga2017
  24. Neutral evolution and turnover over centuries of English word popularityDamian Ruck, R. Alexander Bentley, Alberto Acerbi, et al.2017
  25. New perspectives on cohesion and coherence: Implications for translationKatrin Menzel, Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski, Kerstin Kunz2017
  26. Review of: Christison, M., Christian, D., Duff, P. A., & Spada, N. (Eds.). (2015). Teaching and learning English grammar: Research findings future directions (xiv + 236 pp.). New York, NY: Routledge.Majid Nikouee2017
  27. Standardising the Arabic language and script: regional and global cultural stakes (Normalisation de la langue et de lecriture arabe : enjeux culturels regionaux et mondiaux)Henri Hudrisier, Ben Henda Mokhtar2017
  28. Stylometry in Computer-Assisted Translation: Experiments on the Babylonian TalmudEmiliano Giovannetti, Davide Albanesi, Andrea Bellandi, et al.2017
  29. Swedish Prepositions are not Pure Function WordsLars Ahrenberg2017
  30. To a dubious critical salvation: Etienne Leroux and the canons of South African English criticismGreg Penfold, Leon de Kock2017
  31. TokTrack: A Complete Token Provenance and Change Tracking Dataset for the English WikipediaFabian Flock, Kenan Erdogan, Maribel Acosta2017
  32. Using Electronic Dictionaries and NooJ to Generate Sentences Containing English Phrasal VerbsPeter A. Machonis2017
  33. “This is an age for news”: A corpus-based analysis of the word NEW(E)S in the spoken discourse of Early Modern English society (1560-1760)Elisabetta Cecconi2017
  34. A Greek–Semitic bilingual (?) with a sacred regulation from Dreros (Una bilingue greco-semitica (?) con regolamento sacrale da Dreros)Adalberto Magnelli, Giuseppe Petrantoni2016
  35. A Preliminary Study for Building an Arabic Corpus of Pair Questions-Texts from the Web: AQA-WebcorpWided Bakari, Patrice Bellot, Mahmoud Neji LSIS)2016
  36. A research about the effect of Targums (Aramaics Old Testament) on religious literature of Hebrew-PersianHamed Noruzi, kolsoom ghorbani jooybari2016
  37. Antoni Tronina, Mariusz Szmajdziński, Wprowadzenie do języka syryjskiego (Introduction to Syriac), Studia Biblica 6, Kielce 2003, Instytut Teologii Biblijnej Verbum, 153 pp., ISBN 83-915855-9-XTomasz Polański2016
  38. Automatic Verification and Augmentation of Multilingual LexiconsMaryam Aminian, Mohamed Al-Badrashiny, Mona Diab2016
  39. Creation of comparable corpora for English-Urdu, Arabic, PersianMurad Abouammoh, Kashif Shah, Ahmet Aker2016
  40. Formazione insegnanti, World Englishes e English as a Lingua Franca: verso un approccio glottodidattico WE- e ELF-InformedSara Corrizzato, Paola Vettorel2016
  41. Interactive Tools and Tasks for the Hebrew Bible: From Language Learning to Textual CriticismNicolai Winther-Nielsen2016
  42. International translation in the Grammatical Framework (GF)Aarne Ranta, Kasimir Angelov, Thomas Hallgren, et al.2016
  43. L'impact des variations temporelles intrinsèques et extrinsèques de la voyelle sur la relation consonne-voyelle : Étude translinguistique sur l'arabe jordanien et le français (The impact of extrinsic and intrisic vowel temporal variations on the consonant-vowel relationship : A trans-linguistic investigation on Jordanian Arabic and French)Mohammad Abuoudeh, Olivier Crouzet2016
  44. Participant-Reference Shifts in Zech. 1:1-6. An Assessment of Diachronic and Synchronic ApproachesChristian Højgaard Jensen2016
  45. The Biblical Hebrew wayyiqtol and the Evidence of the Amarna Letters from CanaanKrzysztof J. Baranowski2016
  46. The Grammar of English Deverbal Compounds and their MeaningGianina Iordăchioaia, Lonneke van der Plas, Glorianna Jagfeld2016
  47. Time in Ancient Hebrew Lexicon: The Case of yrḥ and ḥdšAlberto Legnaioli2016
  48. Top Notch Participant Tracking in the Hebrew BibleNicolai Winther-Nielsen2016
  49. Variabilité des syllabes réalisées par des apprenants de l'anglais (Analysing syllable variability in a French learner corpus of English)Nicolas Ballier, Philippe Martin, Maelle Amand2016
  50. ‘Hreran mid hondum hrimcealde sæ’: On verb attraction in Old EnglishNils-Lennart Johannesson2016
  51. A Critical Engagement with the Biblical Hebrew Verbal System Theories of John Cook and Jan Joosten by Applying Aspect Prominent Theory and Relative Tense Theory to Psalms 1–41Andrew W. Dyck2015
  52. Attitudes to Language and Culture in the EFL Classroom: British versus American English?Isabel González Cruz, María Jesús Vera Cazorla2015
  53. Book Reviews: Recognizing Textual Entailment: Models and Applications by Ido Dagan, Dan Roth, Mark Sammons and Fabio Massimo ZanzottoBernardo Magnini2015
  54. Conceptualizing emotional distress in Late Middle English medical textsJavier E. Díaz Vera2015
  55. Detecting Interrogative Utterances with Recurrent Neural NetworksJunyoung Chung, Jacob Devlin, Hany Hassan Awadalla2015
  56. Elias, David L., The Tigre Language of Ginda‘, Eritrea, Short Grammar and Texts, 2014, Brill, Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics, 75, 292 p. ISBN 978-90-04-27119-7Didier Morin2015
  57. Enhancing function word translation with syntax-based statistical post-editingJohn Richardson, Toshiaki Nakazawa, Sadao Kurohashi2015
  58. From Hair to Heel: Ugaritic Terms for Parts of the BodyWilfred G.E. Watson2015
  59. Gyf hyr this medycyn: analysing the Middle English recipe medical discourseFrancisco Alonso Almeida2015
  60. On the Shaping of the Andalusi Arabic Lexicon: Semitic and Non-Semitic Borrowing, Phonetic Variation and Lexical Composition (NAḤT)Federico Corriente2015
  61. Perspectives on Arabic Linguistics XXIV–XXV, éd. Samira Farwaneh, Hamid Ouali, 2014, Amsterdam/ Philadelphia, John Benjamins Publishing CompanyArkadiusz Płonka2015
  62. Quantifying Prosodic Variability in Middle English Alliterative PoetryRoger Bilisoly2015
  63. Recipe, receipt and prescription in the history of EnglishMagdalena Bator, Marta Sylwanowicz2015
  64. Sequences of Verbal Forms and Taxis in Biblical HebrewGiovanni Lenzi2015
  65. The recursive formation of Old English non-verbal categories. Productivity and constraintsRaquel Vea Escarza2015
  66. The Translation of Quotative Frames in the Hebrew BibleCynthia L. Miller-Naudé, Jacobus A. Naudé2015
  67. Toward the Ocean of the Biblical Hebrew Verbal SystemAlexander Andrason2015
  68. Tracing the origins of ESP in Old English Ælfric's Colloquy and CosmologyMaría Ángeles Ruiz Moneva2015
  69. World Englishes As A Site for Pedagogies of The Public SphereAmarjit Singh2015
  70. "Dynamic Language Practices," review of Translingual Practice: Global Englishes and Cosmopolitan Relations, by Suresh CanagarajahSharon Yam2014
  71. Again on the ‘Yemenite Connection’ of Andalusi Arabic and Other Western Arabic DialectsFederico Corriente2014
  72. Alliteration in Modern and Middle English: “Piers Plowman”Peter Sutton2014
  73. Damnable Lives? The Inter-Textual Relations between Marlowe’s “Doctor Faustus” and “The English Faust” BookAni Kojoyan2014
  74. Diachronic Study of the Hebrew Bible: A Field in CrisisJoshua Berman2014
  75. DiVE-Arabic: Gulf Arabic Dialogue in a Virtual EnvironmentAndrew Gargett, Sam Hellmuth, Ghazi AlGethami2014
  76. Egypto-Semitic Comparison: Some Considerations on Bilabials and Dentals RelationshipMassimiliano Franci2014
  77. Evaluating Lemmatization Models for Machine-Assisted Corpus-Dictionary LinkageKevin Black, Eric Ringger, Paul Felt, et al.2014
  78. From a Non-Argument-Dative to an Argument-Dative: The Character and Origin of the qṭīl lī Construction in Syriac and Jewish Babylonian AramaicElitzur A. Bar-Asher Siegal2014
  79. From Glosses to the Linguistic Nature of Canaano-AkkadianAlexander Andrason, Juan-Pablo Vita2014
  80. Grammaticalization of Adnominal Demonstratives in Neo-Aramaic. Towards the creation of a simple determinerFabio Gasparini2014
  81. Phoenician/Punic Loans in Berber Languages and Their Role in the Chronology of BerberVáclav Blažek2014
  82. Resche Catherine, Economic Terms and Beyond: Capitalising on the Wealth of Notions. How Researchers in Specialised Varieties of English Can Benefit from Focusing on TermsMireille Hardy2014
  83. The ASMAT project – Arabic social media analysis tools2014
  84. Validation Issues induced by an Automatic Pre-Annotation Mechanism in the Building of Non-projective Dependency TreebanksOphélie Lacroix, Denis Béchet2014
  85. Verbal Valency in Biblical Hebrew: An Analysis of the Valency of ʿbrJames Douglas Wilson2014
  86. We Tweet Like We Talk and Other Interesting Observations: An Analysis of English Communication ModalitiesJosiah P. Zayner2014
  87. A Lotmanian Approach to the Ideological Function of Honour in Early Modern English TextsJesús López-Peláez Casellas2013
  88. Beowulf and the Origins of the Written Old English VernacularMichelle P. Brown2013
  89. Beyond semantics: the challenges of annotating pragmatic and discourse phenomenaStefanie Dipper, Heike Zinsmeister, Bonnie Webber2013
  90. Calle-Martín, Javier & Miguel Ángel Castaño- Gil 2013: A Late Middle English Remedy-book (MS Wellcome 542, ff . 1r–20v). A Scholarly EditionIvalla Ortega Barrera2013
  91. Carnival at Sura: Bakhtin and the Babylonian Talmud (Carnaval à Soura : Bakhtine et le Talmud de Babylone)Daniel Boyarin2013
  92. CONATION: English Command Input/Output System for ComputersKamlesh Sharma, Dr. T. V. Prasad2013
  93. More on the Arabic Object Marker iyyā: Implications for the Origin of the Semitic Notae AccusativiDavid Wilmsen2013
  94. Some Comments on a New Manual of the Semitic LanguagesFederico Corriente2013
  95. “I cluppe and I cusse as I wood wore”: Erotic Imagery in Middle English Mystical WritingsWładysław Witalisz2013
  96. A Gǝʿǝz Inscription from AshkelonMeley Mulugetta2012
  97. A Record of Hebrew and Yiddish Printing in Canada, 1844-1915Eiran Harris2012
  98. A rule-based approach to unknown word recognition in ArabicLynne Cahill2012
  99. Annotating Factive VerbsAlvin Grissom II, Yusuke Miyao2012
  100. Arabic Dialects of Central Asia: Internal Development Tendencies of Arabic Language MaterialGuram Chikovani2012

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