'Lexical item' diaporamas de présentation

Academic Vocabulary

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E_English Grammar Course

E_English Grammar Course. Chapter I Elements of grammar. Issues. 1. Introduction to Grammar 2. Morphemes and Words 3. Ways of word formation 4. Parts of speech 5. Parts of a sentence 6. Types of phrases, clauses, sentences. 1/1. Introduction to Grammar. 1. Grammar. In global sense.

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Language Generation

Language Generation. Some slides adapted from . Today. Linguistic Generation Statistical Generation. Two Types of Problems. Conceptual: What to say How to organize Linguistic How to say it Words? Syntactic structure. A Language Generator. Content Planner. Presentation Plan. Data.

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Menachem Dagut : Semantic voids Fataneh Amirpoor

Menachem Dagut : Semantic voids Fataneh Amirpoor. Books and Articles. Dagut , M. (Summer-Autumn,1981): "Semantic 'voids' as a problem in the translation process". In: Poetics Vol.2,No.4,61-71.

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CAS LX 522 Syntax I

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CILC2011

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Dilin Liu University of Alabama Presented at the Symposium on Rethinking Synonymy

The Competition of Construing and Conventional Usage in the Use of Synonymy: An Analysis of Two sets of (Near)-synonymous Nouns Using both Corpus and Elicited Data. Dilin Liu University of Alabama Presented at the Symposium on Rethinking Synonymy University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland

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Session 3

Session 3. Graduation of evaluative meanings. revision. We are looking at evaluative language, which gives the subjective point of view or stance of the speakeer/writer. We have seen how evaluation is an important part of communication.

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The Uralic Typology Days November 25-27, 2009 Institute of the Estonian Language, Tallinn

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Investigating Semantics using Corpus Linguistics: A Case Study of 'Revolution' Dominic Smith

Investigating Semantics using Corpus Linguistics: A Case Study of 'Revolution' Dominic Smith December 2004. dominic smith. Earliest attestations of 'Revolution'. Rotation about an axis, especially in astronomy (1390 in astronomy, 1664 for general rotation)

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Intonation languages and tone languages

Intonation languages and tone languages. In intonation languages such as English and Icelandic, tone is a property of the sentence. The same sentence can have different tones, and the same word can have different tones. The lexical meaning of the word does not change.

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Functions of intonation 1

Functions of intonation 1. Chapter 18. There are four different functions of intonation:. 1. Attitudinal : to express emotions and attitudes 2. Accentual : to focus attention on a lexical item or syllable by tonic stress

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