July 13, 2013, 21:45
KallehCelebrate grammatical differences
Yale's Grammatical Diversity Project is compiling data on the grammar of many varieties of American English, and they are creating a complete database of their studies. Here is the
article. Here is a link to the
database. Some examples are:
Those are worthless anymore. (meaning "these days) - Midwest
Are you done your ice? - Canada
Here's you a spoon. - Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Utah
I ain't never had no trouble with none of 'em. - Florida (Talk about double negatives!)