Hain't We Got a Right to use Ain't and Auxiliary Contraction?: Toward a History of Negation Variants in Appalachian English.

The article focuses on the auxiliary contraction of Apalachee language towards the development of Smoky Mountains of North Carolina languages in 1939. Topics discussed includes research studies on Appalachian English, dominant form of glottal constriction and influences of British varieties of English. Other topics include the philogy of Modern English and the paradigms forms of Appalachian English.