The suffix -ee: history, productivity, frequency and violation of s...

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1. Introduction The suffix -ee has had a long career in English since the Norman Conquest and up to the present day. An adaptation of Anglo-Norman, it has to be defined morpho-semantically as a mor...
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Journal Anglophonia. French Journal of English Linguistics
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