English in Singapore : Research on Grammar

Contents

1. Topic-prominence and null arguments in Singapore Colloquial English. Ludwig Tan
2. Subject omission in Singapore Colloquial English. Leong Ping, Alvin
3. The grammar of ignorance: The Don't Know construction in Singapore Colloquial English. Lionel Wee
4. Tenses and will/would in a corpus of Singapore English. David Deterding
5. Past tense marking in Singapore English. Ho Mian Lian
6. On the zero-plural in commercial Singapore English. Debra Ziegeler
7. A corpus-based description of particles in spoken Singapore English. Low Ee Ling and David Deterding
8. Features of the relative clause in Singapore English. Mark Newbrook
9. Influences of Chinese and Malay on the written English of secondary students in Singapore. Josephine Yeo Nyuk Peng and David Deterding
10. Common errors in Singaporean books of common errors. Adam Brown
11. Connectors in primary school writing. Wee Bee Geok
12. Connectives and themes in the essays of Singaporean and PRC students. Angela Loo Siang Yen
13. Singapore primary school teachers' beliefs in grammar teaching and learning. Christian Chia Shyh Chiuan
14. Do teachers' beliefs of grammar teaching match their classroom practices? A Singapore case study. Josephine Ng and Thomas S C Farrell
15. Students' perceptions of grammar corrections in compositions: A Singapore study. Lee Fong Ting and Thomas S C Farrell
16. Problems in the analysis of language in Singapore literature. Ismail S Talib
17. Bibliography on Singapore English grammar. Adam Brown