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Florence Nne Agwu

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Open access Oct 2026

Investigating Ambiguity in Titles of Children’s Literary Texts by African Authors

This study explores the use of ambiguity in the titles of Nigerian children's literature, focusing on 34 randomly selected titles from a population of 76. Through a descriptive and analytical approach, the research investigates how ambiguity manifests in children’s book titles and its potential role in captivating youn...

Florence Nne Agwu · 1 citation
Open access Aug 2026

A Contrastive Analysis of Inflectional Morphemes in English and Igbo

This research investigates inflectional morphemes in English and Igbo, aiming to identify their forms, functions, similarities, and differences. Contrastive Analysis and Morphological Theory are employed as frameworks to explain how both languages express grammatical categories. The findings indicate that English prima...

Patrick Okolo, Florence Nne Agwu · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

SEMANTIC EXTENSION IN NIGERIAN ENGLISH: PATTERNS, SOCIOCULTURAL MOTIVATIONS, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING

Language change is continuous and vital for the sociocultural adaptation and status development of language varieties. Perhaps the most important linguistic feature of Nigerian English language change is semantic extension which refers to the process whereby terms already existing in English (standard English) acquire...

Elsie Meelubari Worgor, Florence Nne Agwu · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

Analysis of Clause Structures in English and Khana Languages

- This work presented a contrastive syntactic analysis of English and Khana clause structures in order to identify their ground similarities and differences that define the syntactic organization of the two languages. English is the most spoken world language with much attention given to it by linguists. Khana as one o...

Muele-Gabriel Ewonu, Florence Nne Agwu · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

INVESTIGATING ASPECTS OF PREFIXATION IN ENGLISH AND IGBO LANGUAGES

Prefixation is a morphological process which studies how morphemes are affixed in the beginning of their host words for either grammatical functions or for lexical expansion and derivation. This paper investigates aspects of the grammar of prefixation in English and Igbo Languages. It adopts a comparative theoretical f...

Okolo N Patrick, Florence Nne Agwu · 0 citations

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