Table of Contents

1. List of figures; 2. List of tables; 3. Chapter 1. Introduction; 4. Chapter 2. Literature review; 5. Chapter 3. Corpus design and methodology; 6. Chapter 4. Lexical and grammatical features in spoken and written Indian English; 7. Chapter 5. Register variation: Lexical features; 8. Chapter 6. Register variation: Grammatical features; 9. Chapter 7. Conclusion; 10. References; 11. Appendix; 12. Author index; 13. Topic index

Reviews

This corpus-based study of aspects of Indian English fills a long-felt gap. The research is very systematic and provides several interesting insights into what constitutes Indian English. [...] this is a significant work that promises to go a long way in aiding the study and description of Indian English.
*Pingali Sailaja, University of Hyderabad, in Applied Linguistics 32(2), 2011*