Making Sense Of Singapore English
As a trained linguist, Brown has produced what can almost amount to a grammar of Singapore English. While he highlights some words and phrases, he also examines aspects such as rhythm, negative sentences, countable nouns and other aspects of a more grammatical nature.
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Description
As a trained linguist, Brown has produced what can almost amount to a grammar of Singapore English. While he highlights some words and phrases, he also examines aspects such as rhythm, negative sentences, countable nouns and other aspects of a more grammatical nature.
Publisher: Federal Publications, Singapore
Paperback
1992
ISBN: 9789810121549
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