Comparative Studies in Australian and New Zealand English

• List of abbreviations | p. vii
• List of contributors | pp. ix–x
• Prologue
  Peter Collins | pp. 1–10
• Section I. Morphology
• Irregular verbs: Regularization and ongoing variability
  Pam Peters | pp. 13–30
• Pronoun forms
  Heidi Quinn | pp. 31–48
• Hypocoristics in New Zealand and Australian English
  Dianne Bardsley and Jane Simpson | pp. 49–70
• Section II. Verbs and verb phrases
• Modals and quasi-modals
  Peter Collins | pp. 73–88
• The perfect and the preterite in Australian and New Zealand English
  Johan Elsness | pp. 89–114
• The progressive
  Peter Collins | pp. 115–124
• The mandative subjunctive in spoken English
  Pam Peters | pp. 125–138
• Light verbs in Australian, New Zealand and British English
  Adam Smith | pp. 139–154
• Section III. Nouns and noun phrases
• Non-numerical quantifiers
  Adam Smith | pp. 159–180
• From chairman to chairwoman to chairperson: Exploring the move from sexist usages to gender neutrality
  Janet Holmes, Robert J. Sigley and Agnes Terraschke | pp. 181–202
• Section IV. Clauses and sentences
• Concord with collective nouns in Australian and New Zealand English
  Marianne Hundt | pp. 205–222
• No in the lexicogrammar of English
  Pam Peters and Yasmin Funk | pp. 223–240
• Zero complementizer, syntactic context, and regional variety
  Kate Kearns | pp. 241–260
• Infinitival and gerundial complements
  Christian Mair | pp. 261–274
• Commas and connective adverbs
  Peter G. Peterson | pp. 275–290
• Section V. Discourse
• Information-packaging constructions
  Peter Collins | pp. 293–314
• Like and other discourse markers
  Jim Miller | pp. 315–336
• Final but in Australian English conversation
  Jean Mulder, Sandra A. Thompson and Cara Penry Williams | pp. 337–358
• Swearing
  Keith Allan and Kate Burridge | pp. 359–384
• Epilogue
  Pam Peters | pp. 385–398
• Index | pp. 401–406

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