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Resumen: Watching English Change is a ground-breaking new text, examining the ways English has changed linguistically in the twentieth century. Unlike most work dealing with on-going linguistic change, this book concentrates on the standard varietes of English. It is written at an elementary level and requires little prior knowledge of linguistics, older stages of English or historical knowledge of other languages. The book discusses the changes which have occurred in areas such as grammar, pronunciation and usagge. It also looks at engineered changes such as the avoidance of sexist language. It is largely descriptive but also considers the theoretical implications of the changes which have occurred. Exercises are included throughout the text, to test comprehension, and research topics are also suggested to encourage students to look further into this fascinating subject.

Resumen: "El día 19 de septiembre de 1952 en uno de los salones de la Galería Velázquez, en un acto patrocinado por el Centro Gallego de Buenos Aires, los ilustres poetas argentinos Francisco Luis Bernárdez y González Carbalho pronunciaron sus conferencias sobre el idioma gallego. Del éxito que con ellas obtuvieron son testimonios además del numeroso público que las escuchó, los comentarios surgidos alrededor de ellas".