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Content-function word production in Mandarin-speaking Broca’s aphasia: a generative approach
IntroductionBroca’s aphasia is a non-fluent language disorder typically associated with reduced grammatical encoding and relatively preserved lexical meaning. While content-function asymmetries have been extensively documented for Indo-European languages,
Shengnan Ma +8 more
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Self-Image of Women in Co-Dependence: A Psycholinguistic Approach
The work is aimed at identifying less obvious features of the Self-Image of women with co-dependency through quantitative and qualitative expert analysis of language material. The study (N=85) involved respondents aged 20 to 50 (M=34), of whom
L.M. Grigorieva
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Profil lexical à l’oral d’élèves de français langue seconde exposés à l’approche gestuelle AIM
Résumé Malgré les nombreuses recherches sur le vocabulaire en langue seconde, rares sont celles qui portent sur le français langue seconde (FLS) chez des enfants en milieu scolaire.
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Corpus creation and lexical profile analysis
In the context of L2 teaching classroom, instructors' prime role in vocabulary instruction is to teach words and help specific learners make meaningful progress in lexical development. A great deal of planning and preparation needs to occur before teachers enter the classroom (Webb & Nation, 2017), among which the process of evaluating the ...
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A Lexical Profile Analysis of a Diagnostic Writing Assessment: The Relationship between Lexical Profiles and Writing Proficiency [PDF]
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Lexical profiling and building technical glossaries
Zorica Đurović, Tatijana Dlabač
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Lexical profiling: theory and practice
Journal of Functional Programming, 1995Abstract This paper addresses the issue of analysing the run-time behaviour of lazy, higher-order functional programs. We examine the difference between the way that functional programmers and functional language implementors view program behaviour.
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Lexical Frequency Profiles and Zipf's Law
Language Learning, 2011Laufer and Nation (1995) proposed that the Lexical Frequency Profile (LFP) can estimate the size of a second‐language writer's productive vocabulary. Meara (2005) questioned the sensitivity and the reliability of LFPs for estimating vocabulary sizes, based on the results obtained from probabilistic simulations of LFPs.
Roderick Edwards, Laura Collins
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Lexical Profile of L2 Russian Textbooks
Russian Language Journal, 2019Traditionally, the link between vocabulary mastery and reading comprehension has been examined through the prism of lexical thresholds and vocabulary coverage (Milton 2009). Lexical thresholds represent the most frequent words in a language (i.e., lemmas, or dictionary forms of a word) and usually come in increments of 1,000. In relation to the Russian
Ekaterina Talalakina +2 more
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