Anita Peti-Stanti is Associate Professor at the University of Zagreb. Her research interests include sociolinguistics, information structure and neurocognitive approaches. Mateusz-Milan Stanojevi is Assistant Professor at the University of Zagreb. His research interests include conceptual metaphor and cognitive grammar.

• Contents: Renata Geld/Anita uti: Salience of topology in the strategic construal of English particle verbs in blind users of English Renata amo: L1/L2 reading as information processing Kristina Cergol Kovaevi: Language switching in auditory processing and Croatian speakers of English Sanja urkovi Kalebi: Discourse markers in EFL teacher talk: the case of okay Gloria Vickov: Investigating L1 influence on the acquisition of L2 discourse markers Regine Hampel: Making meaning online: computermediated communication for language learning Neda Bori: Kua house as a conceptual and lexical category in the semantic space of specialist architecture discourse Mateusz-Milan Stanojevi/Ivo Trali/Mateja Ljubii: Grammatical information and conceptual metaphors: the case of anger Anita Peti-Stanti: Informativity of sentence information structure: the role of word order Jelena Parizoska/Zvonimir Novoselec: Idiom variation and grammaticalization: a case study Jurica Polanec/Tena Gnjatovi: The indeclinable relativizer to - an analysis of examples from contemporary spoken Croatian Leonard Pon: Zu einem Typ des was-Satzes.