@article{ART001042350,
author={이윤경},
title={Grammatical Use in Spoken American English},
journal={언어과학연구},
issn={1229-0343},
year={2006},
number={39},
pages={279-288}
}

TY - JOUR
AU - 이윤경
TI - Grammatical Use in Spoken American English
T2 - 언어과학연구
JO - 언어과학연구
PY - 2006
VL - null
IS - 39
PB - 언어과학회
SP - 279
EP - 288
SN - 1229-0343
AB - This study investigated what American native speakers usually do in dealing with spoken American English grammar, especially in terms of the subject-possessive agreement of indefinite pronouns and subject-verb agreement of idiomatic collectives. For statistical analysis, chi-square test was used. A sample of 100 cases collected in Oklahoma City found significant differences in Spoken American English. Regarding the subject-possessive agreement of indefinite pronouns, participants in this study favored the plural pronoun, their, in colloquial settings instead of singular pronoun, his or her. In addition, for subject-verb agreement of idiomatic collectives, participants were evenly divided into the singular form, was, and the plural form, were.
KW - grammatical use, spoken American, English, colloquial English, differences, between descriptive and prescriptive, English grammar
DO -
UR -
ER -

이윤경. 2006, "Grammatical Use in Spoken American English", 언어과학연구, no.39, pp.279-288.

이윤경 "Grammatical Use in Spoken American English" 언어과학연구 39 pp.279-288 (2006) : 279.

이윤경. Grammatical Use in Spoken American English. 2006; 39 : 279-288.

이윤경. "Grammatical Use in Spoken American English" 언어과학연구 no.39(2006) : 279-288.

이윤경. Grammatical Use in Spoken American English. 언어과학연구, 39, 279-288.

이윤경. Grammatical Use in Spoken American English. 언어과학연구. 2006; 39 279-288.

이윤경. Grammatical Use in Spoken American English. 2006; 39 : 279-288.

이윤경. "Grammatical Use in Spoken American English" 언어과학연구 no.39(2006) : 279-288.