Angela Bartens. A contrastive grammar, Islander – Caribbean standard English – Spanish. Angela Bartens. Helsinki: The Finnish Academy of Science and Letters, 2003. 175 pp. Paperback. Eur 25/$ 24.75 To order, Angela.

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Michael Aceto | East Carolina University

Published online: 9 November 2006

https://doi.org/10.1075/jpcl.21.2.10ace

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Angela Bartens. A contrastive grammar, Islander – Caribbean standard English – Spanish. Angela Bartens. Helsinki: The Finnish Academy of Science and Letters, 2003. 175 pp. Paperback. Eur 25/$ 24.75 To order, Angela.

Angela Bartens. A contrastive grammar, Islander – Caribbean standard English – Spanish. Angela Bartens. Helsinki: The Finnish Academy of Science and Letters, 2003. 175 pp. Paperback. Eur 25/$ 24.75 To order, Angela.