Anderson, John M. 2007. Finiteness, mood, and morphosyntax. Journal of Linguistics 43, 1-32.

Anderson, John M. 1973. Some speculations concerning meetings, matrimony, family resemblances and related matters. York Papers in Linguistics 3, 7-29.

Anderson, John M. 1989. Reflections on notional grammar, with some remarks on its relevance to issues in the analysis of English and its history. In: Arnold, Doug , Martin Atkinson, Jacques Durand, Claire Grover, & Louisa Sadler. Essays on grammatical theory and universal grammar. 13-36. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Anderson, John M & Colman, Fran . 2000. Metonymy as word-formation: With special reference to Old English. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh.

Anderson, John M. 1985. Case grammar, invariance and linguistic variation. TESOL France News 5(3), 6-11.

Anderson, John M. 1975. A non-argument for deep structure. York Papers in Linguistics 5, 87-96.

Anderson, John M. 1973. On existence and the perfect. Foundations of Language 10, 333-337.

Anderson, John M. 1986. Structural analogy and case grammar. Lingua 70(2-3), 79-130.

Anderson, John M. 2000. Markedness and the ontogenesis of syntax. Folia Linguistica 34(3-4), 147-183.

Anderson, John M. 2008. A case of functional equivalence. In: Andor, József , Béla Hollósy, Tibor Laczkó, & Péter Pelyvás. When grammar minds language and literature: Festschrift for Béla Korponay. 45-63. Debrecen: Institute of English and American Studies, University of Debrecen.

Anderson, John M. 1988. Old English ablaut again: the essentially concrete character of dependency phonology. In: Duncan-Rose, Caroline & Theo Vennemann. On language: rhetorica, phonologica, syntactica. A Festschrift for Robert P. Stockwell from his friends and colleagues. 156-177. London: Routledge.

Anderson, John M. 1991. Notional grammar and the redundancy of syntax. Studies in Language 15, 301-333.

Anderson, John M. 1973. The ghost of time past. Foundations of Language 9, 481-491.

Anderson, John M. 1982. A disagreeable note on grammatical relations. In: Dirven, R. & G. Radden. Issues in the theory of universal grammar. 125-143. Tübingen: Narr.

Anderson, John M. 1969. A note on 'rank' and 'delicacy'. Journal of Linguistics 5, 129-135.

Anderson, John M. 1980. On the internal structure of phonological segments: evidence from English and its history. Folia Linguistica Historica 1, 165-191.

Anderson, John M. 1988. More on errors and syllable structure. Phonology 5, 157-159.

Anderson, John M. 2011. The substance of language. Vol. II. Morphology, paradigms, and periphrases. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Anderson, John M. 1971. Dependency and grammatical functions. Foundations of Language 7, 30-37.

Anderson, John M. 1971. Some proposals concerning the modal verb in English. In: Aitken, A.J. , A. McIntosh, & H. Palsson. Edinburgh studies in English and Scots. 69-120. London: Longman.

Anderson, John M. 1997. Subjecthood and the English impersonal. In: Hickey, Raymond & Stanislav Puppel. Language history and linguistic modelling. A festschrift for Jacek Fisiak on his 60th birthday. Vol. 1, 251-263. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.

Anderson, John M. 1997. English phonology: Theoretical, clinical and medieval. In: Chamoza, J.L. & T. Guzmán. Studies in Middle English language and literature. 9-29. (Proceedings Of Selim (Sociedad Española De Lengua Y Literatura Inglesa Medieva) V). Oviedo: Universidad de Oviedo.

Anderson, John M. 2012. Parasitic passives of intransitives in English. Token: A Journal of English Linguistics 1, 5-22.

Anderson, John M. 1997. Preliminaries to a history of sentential subjects in English. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 31, 21-28.

Anderson, John M. 1973. Syllable structure and gemination in Old English. Edinburgh Working Papers in Linguistics 3, 100-105.