Chapter
On the exploration of corpus data by means of problem-oriented tagging: Postmodifying clauses in the English noun phrase
pp.：
57 – 59
Quantitative or qualitative corpus analysis? Infinitival complement clauses in the Survey of English Usage corpus
pp.：
59 – 75
Automatic parsing meets the wall
pp.：
89 – 91
Polysemy and vagueness of meaning descriptions in the Longman dictionary of contemporary English
pp.：
91 – 113
Amplifier collocations in spoken English
pp.：
133 – 135
Prosodic labelling: The problem of tone group boundaries
pp.：
135 – 157
A study of up-arrows in the Lancaster/IBM Spoken English Corpus
pp.：
157 – 173
Regional/social variation
pp.：
173 – 187
Will and shall in Australian English
pp.：
187 – 189
The grammatical subject in educated and dialectal English: Comparing the London-Lund Corpus and the Helsinki Corpus of Modern English Dialects
pp.：
189 – 209
The Kolhapur Corpus of Indian English – intravarietal description and/or intervarietal comparison
pp.：
209 – 223
Specialised corpora
pp.：
223 – 241
The compilation of a Danish-English-French corpus in contract law
pp.：
241 – 243
Swedish TEFL meets reality
pp.：
243 – 253
Doing corpus work with PC Beta; or, how to be your own computational linguist
pp.：
265 – 267
Concordance programs for personal computers
pp.：
267 – 291
Corpora and dictionaries in multiline records: A Unix/Awk approach to home-made text retrieval
pp.：
291 – 315
Reference section
pp.：
315 – 325
A survey of English machine-readable corpora
pp.：
325 – 327
A bibliography of publications relating to English computer corpora
pp.：
327 – 363
English Computer Corpora
：Selected Papers and Research Guide
( Topics in English Linguistics TiEL )
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