10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPERCORRECTLY»
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hypercorrectly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Language, Power and Ideology: Studies in Political Discourse
DOS! isnot italicized, because this is a hypercorrectly applied dialect form and not
part of the dialect which would have !D3s!. Due to this hypercorrect application,
this form is typically middle-class and thus not stigmatized. This is a good ...
2
Frequency and the Emergence of Linguistic Structure
Further investigation of frequency data brought to light the additional discovery
that you and I specifically, not X and I in general, is the context in which / is most
commonly used hypercorrectly as an object. The pattern present in the data ...
Joan L. Bybee, Paul Hopper,
2001
3
An Introduction to Sociolinguistics
His earlier study had led him to conclude that lower middle-class speakers
crossover, i.e., behave hypercorrectly, so far as the use of r is concerned. That is,
they tend to 'over-produce' r sounds when they try to emulate what they perceive
to be ...
4
Yearbook of Morphology 2004
The etymologically 'correct' forms with final velars ultimately prevailed, but the
velar was then extended, 'hypercorrectly', to vengo for vegno 'I come', salgo for
saglio 'I go up', etc. 5. ROMANCE STRESS-RELATED VOCALIC
ALTERNATIONS ...
G. E. Booij, Jaap van Marle,
2006
5
The Reality of Linguistic Rules
At the other, high-frequency extreme are examples like the case of one unusually
self-conscious French-speaker who, in a task involving the reading of unpaired
items on a list of words and short phrases, hypercorrectly added [h] before ...
Susan D. Lima, Roberta Corrigan, Gregory K. Iverson,
1994
6
Studies in Etymology and Etiology: With Emphasis on ...
It would be good to see whether it has been used non-exotically in El Salvador,
Costa Rica, or Panama. 73 Santamaría thus seemed to be using the subjunctive
hypercorrectly, a mistake common in English among those who think that if ...
David L. Gold, Antonio Lillo Buades, Félix Rodríguez González,
2009
7
The Language of the Papyri
against Phoebammon ... Conversely, the use of after in no. 16, a unique example
in the DDBDP, shows the overlap also at work in the opposite direction. The
adverb was used hypercorrectly, again by another hand to add an afterthought.
16.
T. V. Evans, D. D. Obbink,
2009
8
An Entertaining Tale of Quadrupeds
And among the discourse particles, ydp, “because,” (occurring 33 times in the text
) is used hypercorrectly as a filler—for example, in verses 614 and 968. The
admixture of archaic elements pervades both the vocabulary and morphology of
the ...
9
Colloquial and Literary Latin
Inst. 7.2.44 (though later writers were to use it thus with abandon); writing in an
age when dies was often made feminine against the Republican rule, at 1.25.15,
3.4.1 he hypercorrectly uses the masculine for an appointed day. 17 Thus at Per.
Eleanor Dickey, Anna Chahoud,
2010
10
Linguistic and Cultural Studies on Arabic and Hebrew: Essays ...
... jLo_«_LJ J J I In □» o jxJb I j_J_a 'and you see that they are materialists, who
assert that the universe is devoid of a creator,13 deny baptism14 and
resurrection and reject prophecy and apostleship', using hypercorrectly the
ending instead ...
J. Rosenhouse, Ami Elad,
2001
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYPERCORRECTLY»
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Out of Africa
Americans will pronounce it hypercorrectly, with the “a” sound too shortened. “D'Car.” Sort of the way they say “Khaaan” instead of “Can” when ... «Salon, Jan 12»