A number of Manchester linguists are crossing the Pennines this week to present at the annual meeting of Linguistics Association of Great Britain, hosted by the University of Sheffield.
The programme features the following contributions from Manchester students and colleagues.
Stefano Coretta and Massimiliano Canzi (winners of the best student abstract)
The effect of lexical frequency on vowel phonation as a correlate of /t/-glottaling
Christopher Hicks
Acquiring and grammaticalising individuation
Donald Alasdair Morrison
Scottish Gaelic svarabhakti: Not evidence for prosodic identity in copy epenthesis
Stephen Nichols and George Bailey
Revealing covert articulation in s-retraction
Kersti Börjars and John Payne
Licensing attributive adjective marking
John Beavers (Texas), Kyle Jerro (Essex) and Andrew Koontz-Garboden
Ditransitive Verbs and the Nature of Root Meaning: Evidence from Kinyarwanda
John Beavers and Andrew Koontz-Garboden
Two classes of internally caused change of state verb
Manchet 
Posted on September 11, 2018 by manling