No. 53.2 (2011)

Articles

• Introduction. Diachronic and synchronic studies on Time, Tense and Aspect in varieties of English and other Germanic languages

  Marc Fryd

  i-vii

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• The ghost of the Old Norse subjunctive: the Norwegian subjunctive participle

  Kristin Melum Eide

  1-28

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• Auxiliary selection in the Early New High German perfect tenses

  Christopher D. Sapp

  29-43

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• 'Ten years ago' and 'ten years since': competition and standardization in Early Modern English

  Philippe Bourdin

  45-70

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• The emergence of the narrative present perfect in British English: reality or illusion?

  Jim Walker

  71-87

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• Since when is the present tense ruled out with 'SINCE'!

  Marc Fryd

  89-103

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• Irish English habitual 'DO BE': more on origins and use

  Patricia Ronan

  105-118

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• The 'had VERB' construction in Hawai'i Creole English

  Viveka Velupillai

  119-138

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• Experiential aspect in Singapore English: the depolarisation of 'ever'

  Debra Ziegeler

  139-162

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