Call for Participants! If you fulfil the criteria and are happy to participate, please click on the following link which will take you to our experiment page which will guide you through the process:  oxford.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/ldt_eng

We are looking for English language teachers and students of English to fill in a short survey (ca. 15 minutes) about pronunciation teaching and learning. For teachers: tinyurl.com/y29w8kbz For students: tinyurl.com/y6oufloc Oxford Language and Brain Lab

"Creativity is a Toaster: Experimental Evidence on How Multilinguals Process Novel Metaphors" by me, @MariannaBolog and Katrin Kohl has now been published! academic.oup.com/applij/advance… #metaphor #multilingualism

Coming out in October! You might like it if you like modal verbs. Though I can't see why you would not -- since they are, without any doubt, the best verbs.😄🤓

This is the view from the balcony of the beautiful venue of Zadar Linguistic Forum. I presented joint work on polysemy w @MariannaBolog and Katrin Kohl. Thanks to the organizers for a great conference! #zlf2022 #polysemy #metaphor

Tiktaalik walked so you can scroll.

Just out! What a great read! Congrats @MariannaBolog and Ana Werkmann Horvat

📢ABSTRACTION presents: 🗓️30 January at 11.00-12.30 (GMT+1) 🗣️ Dr Ana Werkmann Horvat Ana Werkmann Horvat 📍From remote: shorturl.at/fAL68 📍In presence: Aula B (S. Cristina)​ P.zza Morandi 2, Bologna​. 🎥Recording will be available here after the event: site.unibo.it/abstraction/it…

Ana Werkmann Horvat on Polysemy and Multilingualism hosted by Abstraction.

I had such a great time in Bologna with the Abstraction Project ERC-StG team. The team is really busy with many interesting projects and I loved the discussions we had over the last couple of days!! Here is a photo of Bologna😁😁😁:

Spending two days in Potsdam at the Linguistic Evidence conference!

Our new paper shows that children start using figurative meanings much earlier than previously thought (Ana Werkmann Horvat ). Early acquisition of figurative meanings in polysemous nouns and verbs | Language and Cognition | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/3AaRTfj