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- 2025
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Learning to predict : Second language perception of reduced multi-word sequences
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- 2024
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Potential grammaticalization of epistemic phrases : What could be might be
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A radically usage-based, collostructional approach to assessing the differences between negative modal contractions and their parent forms
2024) In Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory(
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Frequency information and reduction in second-language perception of multi-word sequences
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Replication Data for : Learning to predict - second language perception of reduced multi-word sequences
2024)(
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- 2023
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Could Be it’s Grammaticalization : Usage Patterns of the Epistemic Phrases (it) Could/Might Be
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Could be, might be, maybe : Mechanisms of grammaticalization in synchronic use and perception
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David Correia Saavedra : Measurements of grammaticalization: Developing a quantitative index for the study of grammatical change
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- 2022
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Communicative efficiency and the Principle of No Synonymy : predictability effects and the variation of want to and wanna
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- 2021
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Variables are valuable : making a case for deductive modeling
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