Ossi Ihalainen: On the notion “Possible grammatical change”: A look at a perfectly good change that did not quite make it
Richard J. Watts: The conjunction that: A semantically empty particle?
Raymond Hickey: Syntactic ambiguity in Hiberno-English
Raymond Hickey: Remarks on pronominal usage in Hiberno-English
Stefan Dyła: Why there can be no rule of inversion in EST
Sven Jacobson: Modality nouns and the choice between to+infinitive and of+ing
Liliane Haegeman : Mid-position of time-adverbials in journalistic prose: An attempt at an explanation
Piotr Ruszkiewicz: English phonology and morphology: Some revisions and suggestions
Phil Scholfield: Vocabulary explanation by paraphrase in context
Stefan Dyła: Some further evidence against an impersonal passive analysis of Polish impersonal constructions
Leopold K. Engels: Testing and mastery learning of English vocabulary at university level
Andrew D. Cohen: Introspecting about second language learning
W.R. Lee: Providing and avoiding various types of communication activity in the foreign-language classroom
Jerzy Limon: Romeo and Juliet (III, i) - a staging alternative
Reviews (single pdf file)
Arleta Adamska-Sałaciak: Principles and methods for historical linguistics. By Robert J. Jeffers – Ilse Lehiste
Grzegorz Kleparski: Historical linguistics. By Theodore Bynon
Anna Malicka: Dutch morphology. A study of word formation in generative grammar. By Geert E. Booij
Edmund Gussmann: Juncture. A collection of original papers. By Mark Aronoff – Mary-Louise Kean
Janusz Semrau: Fabulation and metafiction. By Robert Scholes
Andrzej Jankowiak: Shakespeare’s speaking pictures: Studies in iconic imagery. By John Doeber
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