Plain English Movement And Penman’s Criticism To Strengthening The Movement

Plain English for a Dutch Audience: Comprehension and Preference MARINEL GERRITSEN, HUBERT KORZILIUS, FRANK VAN MEURS, AND MARJOLEIN OORSPRONG INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH AND THE PLAIN ENGLISH MOVEMENT

Inflection and Movement in Old English

Rich verbal inflection has been argued (a) to license pro-drop (e.g. Safir 1985); (b) to be connected to overt Verb-second (Platzack & Holmberg 1989; van Gelderen 1993; Roberts 1996); and (c) to activate the AGR(eement) and T(ense) positions (Bobaljik & Jonas 1996). The connections in (b) and (c) follow if one assumes that the relationship between morphology and syntax is a direct one: elements...

Strengthening the climate action movement: 
strategies from histories

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The comprehension of Relative Clauses within Movement-based hypothesis in L1 and L2: the Case of Tati and English

Student Movement in Contemporary Iran; Independent or Affiliated Movement

The student movement is considered as one of the important issues of Iranian political sociology, but its role and its nature and its relationship with other movements and movements in Iran have been discussed. The present article is trying to answer the role and function of the student movement in Iran. Using a descriptive-analytic approach, political currents have become instrumental in most ...