Bas Aarts & April McMahon 
The Handbook of English Linguistics [PDF ebook] 

Preface
Notes on Contributors
Chapter 1 Introduction
Part 1 Methodology
Chapter 2 Description and Theory
Chapter 3 English Corpus Linguistics
Chapter 4 Experimental Approaches
Chapter 5 English Grammar Writing
Chapter 6 Data Collection
Part 2 Syntax
Chapter 7 English Word Classes and Phrases
Chapter 8 Clause Types
Chapter 9 Complements and Adjuncts
Chapter 10 Tense in English
Chapter 11 Aspect and Aspectuality
Chapter 12 Mood and Modality in English
Chapter 13 Information Structure
Chapter 14 Current Changes in English Syntax
Chapter 15 Constructions in English Grammar
Chapter 16 Syntactic Variation in English: A Global Perspective
Part 3 Phonetics and Phonology
Chapter 17 English Phonetics
Chapter 18 English Phonology and Morphology
Chapter 19 Prosodic Phonology
Chapter 20 Intonation
Chapter 21 Phonological Variation: A Global Perspective
Part 4 Lexis and Morphology
Chapter 22 English Words
Chapter 23 Compounds and Minor Word-Formation Types
Chapter 24 Productivity
Chapter 25 Lexical Semantics
Chapter 26 English Lexicography
Part 5 Discourse, Styles, and Usage
Chapter 27 Speaking and Writing English
Chapter 28 English on Social Media
Chapter 29 Gender, Sexuality, and the English Language
Chapter 30 Language and Literature
Chapter 31 English Usage
Chapter 32 Mobility and the English Language
Index

Bas Aarts is Professor of English Linguistics and Director of the Survey of English Usage at UCL, UK. His recent publications include Syntactic Gradience (2007), Oxford Modern English Grammar (2011), the Oxford Dictionary of English Grammar, second edition (with S. Chalker and E. Weiner, 2014), How to Teach Grammar (with I. Cushing and R. Hudson, 2019) and the Oxford Handbook of English Grammar (with J. Bowie and G. Popova, 2019). He is a founding editor of the journal English Language and Linguistics.
April Mc Mahon is Vice-President for Teaching, Learning and Students at the University of Manchester, UK and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, the British Academy, and the Learned Society of Wales. She is author of Understanding Language Change (1994) and An Introduction to English Phonology (Second Edition, 2020), and has published extensively on the historical phonology of English, language family relationships and evolutionary linguistics.
Lars Hinrichs is Associate Professor of English Language and Linguistics at the University of Texas at Austin, USA. He specializes in research on varieties of English around the world and corpus linguistics. He directs the Texas English Linguistics Lab, which studies variation and change in Texas English.