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I'm not going to dispute these findings or quibble with the guy's methods, but I do always find it amazing how much traction people get criticizing the prose style used in a genre (the PhD thesis) whose readership will rarely get into three figures/

New Substack from Bas Aarts: Which word class do 'possessive' words belong to? open.substack.com/pub/basaarts/p…

New Substack post by Bas Aarts: 'Each' as a floating quantifier basaarts.substack.com/p/each-as-a-fl…

The Survey of English Usage Annual Report for 2024 is now available here: ucl.ac.uk/english-usage/… Apologies for cross-posting.

New Substack post by Bas Aarts: More on Predicative Complements: 'for' and 'as' basaarts.substack.com/p/more-on-pr... #grammar #EnglishGrammar

New Substack post by Bas Aarts: 'Can adjective phrases function as Subject in a clause?' basaarts.substack.com/p/can-adjectiv… #grammar #adjective

New research chapter by Bas Aarts: 'Verb Phrases as Attributive Nominal Modifiers' academia.edu/128041015/Verb…

On Learning volume 3, explores concepts on epistemology, phenomenology, and hermeneutics. Want to read further? Download your free copy now! Volumes 1 & 2 are also available to download free!. bit.ly/42wRAan #OpenAccess #LearningTheory #PhilosophyOfEducation

New Substack post by Bas Aarts: Can prepositional phrases function as Subject in a clause? basaarts.substack.com/p/can-preposit…

New Substack post by Bas Aarts on Subjects. basaarts.substack.com/p/subjects #EnglishGrammar

New Substack post by Bas Aarts: Can clauses function as Subject? basaarts.substack.com/p/can-clauses-… #grammar

Don't forget to book your tickets for the 2025 English Grammar Day on Monday 7 July at the British Library in London, organised by UCL, Oxford and the British Library. Teachers: do bring your GCSE and A-level students! Check out the programme, bios, abstracts, and how to book

We spoke with teachers and pupils at a London primary school to hear their views on grammar in English lessons, subject terminology and the SATs exams. 📺Watch the full playlist of videos here: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

There's still time to book your tickets for English Grammar Day 2025! Join us at the British Library, 7 July, for a day of talks and debate from a 'gramm-azing' line up of speakers. Teachers: why not bring along your A-level or GCSE students? Full programme and booking here:

🌟 Dr Beth Malory, UCL English, announced as a New Generation Thinker 2025 🌟 A huge congratulations to Dr Malory, who has been selected by the BBC and AHRC to shape programming on BBC Radio 4. Read more: buff.ly/4x4mGdI (c) buff.ly/ck5o33E UCL News UCL

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New Substack post by Bas Aarts: On so-called adjective clauses: a label to avoid tinyurl.com/yc32zr4a #grammar #adjectiveclause #TeHirangaTangata #nzcurriculum

One week to go! events.bl.uk/events/english… #EnglishGrammarDay #Grammar #EnglishLanguage Dr Beth Malory (she/her) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇮🇪 Holly Wimbush Zara Shah Simon Horobin Debbie Cameron Rob Drummond billy clark UCL Arts & Humanities BritishLibraryEvents British Library Learning UCL Events Faculty of English @northumbriauni Debbie Cameron

#EnglishGrammarDay 2025 is underway!

Dr Beth Malory (she/her) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇮🇪 is our next speaker at the #EnglishGrammarDay 2025