'Lexical words' diaporamas de présentation

I decided to wait at the corner of the street for the girl from Ipanema

workshop - Weakforms.doc; Gandsar9.doc. I decided to wait at the corner of the street for the girl from Ipanema. I can see John was trying. John has been trying too long. He must try better He must have been trying. I can see John was trying. John has been trying too long.

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SuperToy : Using Early Childhood Development to Guide AGI

SuperToy : Using Early Childhood Development to Guide AGI. Scott Settembre University at Buffalo, SNePS Research Group ss424@cse.buffalo.edu June 24, 2008. Overview. Demonstration of the SuperToy interface Explore capabilities and progression of human baby communication and thinking

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What can a corpus tell us about lexis ?

What can a corpus tell us about lexis ?. Rosamund Mood 2010. 1.)Lexis and the lexicon - The general lexicon - Word formation 2.) Phraseology and phrases - Collocation and patterning - Fixed expressions and idioms 3.) Meaning

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Words and word classes

Words and word classes. Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English Biber; Conrad; Leech (2009, p.12-36). Parts of speech a traditional view. Noun : a word that names a person, place, thing or idea; e.g. book.

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The OE vocabulary and its etymological characteristics

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Psycholinguistics

Psycholinguistics. ? Speech comprehension ? Speech production ? Language acquisition (developmental psycholinguistics) ? Language impairment (e.g., aphasia).

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Sentence stress

Sentence stress. Which words in the sentence carry stress?. Distinguish between: LEXICAL WORDS (content words, open-class items) nouns adjectives adverbs lexical verbs STRUCTURAL WORDS (functional words, closed-class items) prepositions pronouns auxiliary verbs.

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Morphology I

Morphology I. Linguistics 101 Gareth Price Duke University. Morphology. Morph + ology Morphe = shape/form Ology = study, science of Study of the formation (v, n) of words?. How many words in the English language?

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Sentence stress

Sentence stress. Which words in the sentence carry stress?. Distinguish between: LEXICAL WORDS (content words, open-class items) nouns adjectives adverbs lexical verbs STRUCTURAL WORDS (functional words, closed-class items) prepositions pronouns auxiliary verbs.

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Welcome to study English: starting with Words

Welcome to study English: starting with Words. Every language starts with a word. The word can be a noun. It then goes through a derivation or inflection process . The word is then modified into verbs , adjectives and adverbs .

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