Class Breakdown by Goal: DesCartes
... • Identifies complete sentences • Identifies the correct question form of a statement • Arranges words into sentences • Chooses a pronoun of the correct case, gender, and number to complete a sentence that does not contain an antecedent (terms not used) • Chooses the interrogative (term not used) fo ...
... • Identifies complete sentences • Identifies the correct question form of a statement • Arranges words into sentences • Chooses a pronoun of the correct case, gender, and number to complete a sentence that does not contain an antecedent (terms not used) • Chooses the interrogative (term not used) fo ...
Reciprocals in Yukaghir languages
... Yukaghir languages; i.e., there are no pronominal expressions like each other or any other derivational or inflectional means. In some cases, however, this prefix is attached to postpositional stems, and the resulting words function as free syntactic reciprocal markers. ...
... Yukaghir languages; i.e., there are no pronominal expressions like each other or any other derivational or inflectional means. In some cases, however, this prefix is attached to postpositional stems, and the resulting words function as free syntactic reciprocal markers. ...
San Antonio College
... 4. Write simple descriptions and histories about familiar topics. 5. Edit simple present and present progressive verb tenses. 6. Edit verb tense forms ( be, have, there is, there are ) In this course, students Upon successful completion of the course, students will develop and apply basic be able to ...
... 4. Write simple descriptions and histories about familiar topics. 5. Edit simple present and present progressive verb tenses. 6. Edit verb tense forms ( be, have, there is, there are ) In this course, students Upon successful completion of the course, students will develop and apply basic be able to ...
Open Access - Lund University Publications
... The Japanese language has as any other language been grammaticalized throughout history. Many different aspects regarding the Japanese language has at some point underwent this phenomenon. However, the aspect that will be considered in the following disquisition is the Japanese auxiliary verbs, with ...
... The Japanese language has as any other language been grammaticalized throughout history. Many different aspects regarding the Japanese language has at some point underwent this phenomenon. However, the aspect that will be considered in the following disquisition is the Japanese auxiliary verbs, with ...
Grammaticalization as Prototype
... Theme: "Prototype" is a central notion in typology and cognitive linguistics, two disciplines closely related to grammaticalization theory in many respects. Yet there has been only sporadic reflection so far on the potential role of prototypes in grammaticalization research. One possible approach is ...
... Theme: "Prototype" is a central notion in typology and cognitive linguistics, two disciplines closely related to grammaticalization theory in many respects. Yet there has been only sporadic reflection so far on the potential role of prototypes in grammaticalization research. One possible approach is ...
Constructions, chunking, and connectionism
... utterance is processed. Consequently, they analyze language acquisition processes rather than final state or language acquisition device. They work within the broad remit of cognitive science, seeking functional and neurobiological descriptions of the learning processes which, through exposure to re ...
... utterance is processed. Consequently, they analyze language acquisition processes rather than final state or language acquisition device. They work within the broad remit of cognitive science, seeking functional and neurobiological descriptions of the learning processes which, through exposure to re ...
`Have` and the Link Between Perfects and Existentials in Old Catalan
... 'unaccusatives', take 'be' as the auxiliary to create compound tenses, whereas the rest of intransitives ('unergatives') and all transitives take 'have'. Beyond this broad characterization of the phenomenon, individual languages vary as to what features of the verb or the VP are relevant to determin ...
... 'unaccusatives', take 'be' as the auxiliary to create compound tenses, whereas the rest of intransitives ('unergatives') and all transitives take 'have'. Beyond this broad characterization of the phenomenon, individual languages vary as to what features of the verb or the VP are relevant to determin ...
Nathaniel Dorgbetor
... Per the asymmetric relationship between the internal arguments in the DOC; variants of the shell structure, originally proposed by Larson (1988), has been assumed nowadays in the analyses of the structure of the English DOC. The standard view on the English DOC has been that it can only have the V-G ...
... Per the asymmetric relationship between the internal arguments in the DOC; variants of the shell structure, originally proposed by Larson (1988), has been assumed nowadays in the analyses of the structure of the English DOC. The standard view on the English DOC has been that it can only have the V-G ...
Phrases
... Appositive Phrases My favorite president Harry Truman led the American people through the end of World War II. One check is to eliminate the appositive, and see what happens. Here, you have a complete sentence, but you really don’t know to whom I am referring. The information is incomplete. I need ...
... Appositive Phrases My favorite president Harry Truman led the American people through the end of World War II. One check is to eliminate the appositive, and see what happens. Here, you have a complete sentence, but you really don’t know to whom I am referring. The information is incomplete. I need ...
Frequent Frames as Cues to Part-of-Speech in Dutch:
... All the experiments reported here involve the task of categorizing words into word categories based on the context in which they are used. In each case, there is an empirical allocation of words to unlabelled categories, which needs to be evaluated by a comparison with the “true” distribution of wor ...
... All the experiments reported here involve the task of categorizing words into word categories based on the context in which they are used. In each case, there is an empirical allocation of words to unlabelled categories, which needs to be evaluated by a comparison with the “true” distribution of wor ...
MS Word - Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics
... provides an extension of the phenomena for simple procedures researched by the task WP6.1. In the introduction to this delivertable, we discuss the scope of the grammar to be modelled for target languages, present the methodology for the description of phenomena and a formal notation for their speci ...
... provides an extension of the phenomena for simple procedures researched by the task WP6.1. In the introduction to this delivertable, we discuss the scope of the grammar to be modelled for target languages, present the methodology for the description of phenomena and a formal notation for their speci ...
First Experience Latin with Fr. Reginald Foster
... 2. Place (Ablative) - indicates a resting / remaining in a place The most common of these prepositions is "in", with its two meanings: 1. into, on to, towards (Acc. indicates motion) 2. in, on, among (Abl. indicates place) The prepositions which take both: ...
... 2. Place (Ablative) - indicates a resting / remaining in a place The most common of these prepositions is "in", with its two meanings: 1. into, on to, towards (Acc. indicates motion) 2. in, on, among (Abl. indicates place) The prepositions which take both: ...
Multilingual Lexicon-Text Database
... materials consist in a corpus and a lexicon. The corpus contains a collection of texts each of which embodies a scene or story which is matched by a video and audio recording. Thus, a text is represented at various linguistic and medial levels. The lexicon consists of a set of entries each of which ...
... materials consist in a corpus and a lexicon. The corpus contains a collection of texts each of which embodies a scene or story which is matched by a video and audio recording. Thus, a text is represented at various linguistic and medial levels. The lexicon consists of a set of entries each of which ...
6. Karpov Rotova Ruiz-Zorrilla_rev
... Further works by F.F. Fortunatov’s followers led to new significant principles and development of a complex approach to the parts of speech characterization, which meant a gradual shift from homogeneous (based on one characteristic) to heterogeneous (multi-characteristic) approach. An important adva ...
... Further works by F.F. Fortunatov’s followers led to new significant principles and development of a complex approach to the parts of speech characterization, which meant a gradual shift from homogeneous (based on one characteristic) to heterogeneous (multi-characteristic) approach. An important adva ...
viewed - Association for Computational Linguistics
... ellipsis that are either absent from Mandarin, or are much more restricted than in English. The fact that examples involving both gapping and stripping are bad is not surprising since the two are widely viewed as involving the same one ellipsis mechanism. Concerning the absence of pseudogapping from ...
... ellipsis that are either absent from Mandarin, or are much more restricted than in English. The fact that examples involving both gapping and stripping are bad is not surprising since the two are widely viewed as involving the same one ellipsis mechanism. Concerning the absence of pseudogapping from ...
Practice - Royal Holloway
... use, a Latin-English dictionary. The course material is designed to be used in conjunction with a dictionary, and is meant to encourage a ‘research mentality’ more suitable for the learner at university, rather than rote learning of vocabulary lists. The use of a Latin dictionary is a trickier proce ...
... use, a Latin-English dictionary. The course material is designed to be used in conjunction with a dictionary, and is meant to encourage a ‘research mentality’ more suitable for the learner at university, rather than rote learning of vocabulary lists. The use of a Latin dictionary is a trickier proce ...
Every dog has its day – A Study of Figurative Animal
... the actual use from the Longman Corpus Network and the Internet. CCID is a frequency-based idiom dictionary which contains over 3000 current British and American English idioms. It offers additional information on the frequency, contexts, meanings and usage of the idioms including examples from the ...
... the actual use from the Longman Corpus Network and the Internet. CCID is a frequency-based idiom dictionary which contains over 3000 current British and American English idioms. It offers additional information on the frequency, contexts, meanings and usage of the idioms including examples from the ...
Veni, Vide, Vince!
... use, a Latin-English dictionary. The course material is designed to be used in conjunction with a dictionary, and is meant to encourage a ‘research mentality’ more suitable for the learner at university, rather than rote learning of vocabulary lists. The use of a Latin dictionary is a trickier proce ...
... use, a Latin-English dictionary. The course material is designed to be used in conjunction with a dictionary, and is meant to encourage a ‘research mentality’ more suitable for the learner at university, rather than rote learning of vocabulary lists. The use of a Latin dictionary is a trickier proce ...
Aspect and assertion in Mandarin Chinese
... In this paper, we will advance a somewhat different view. This new view uses the general temporal framework of Klein (1994), according to which aspect expresses a temporal relation between the time at which the situation described by the sentence obtains, on the one hand, and the time for which an a ...
... In this paper, we will advance a somewhat different view. This new view uses the general temporal framework of Klein (1994), according to which aspect expresses a temporal relation between the time at which the situation described by the sentence obtains, on the one hand, and the time for which an a ...
Learning Punctuation Through Pattern Recognition
... The dependent clause modifies areas, not fundus, and so is misplaced; thus, the comma before which. The sentence could be recast as follows: There were some minor areas which were consistent with but not diagnostic of filmy synechiae in the lower cervix and lower fundus. Placed after the noun being ...
... The dependent clause modifies areas, not fundus, and so is misplaced; thus, the comma before which. The sentence could be recast as follows: There were some minor areas which were consistent with but not diagnostic of filmy synechiae in the lower cervix and lower fundus. Placed after the noun being ...
PowerPoint
... Chances are, those of you who are native speakers of English, didn’t know about the distinction between complements and adjuncts and the rules governing their use. Yet, if you agree with my assignment of grammaticality and ungrammaticality, you nevertheless knew the distinction and the structures. T ...
... Chances are, those of you who are native speakers of English, didn’t know about the distinction between complements and adjuncts and the rules governing their use. Yet, if you agree with my assignment of grammaticality and ungrammaticality, you nevertheless knew the distinction and the structures. T ...
Jita Narrative Discourse
... All of the examples used in this paper are taken from a corpus of ten oral narrative texts, provided by eight narrators and used with their permission. The texts have been lightly edited to remove false starts and other performance errors, but otherwise retain features (such as repetitions and longe ...
... All of the examples used in this paper are taken from a corpus of ten oral narrative texts, provided by eight narrators and used with their permission. The texts have been lightly edited to remove false starts and other performance errors, but otherwise retain features (such as repetitions and longe ...
Argument Structure: Grammar in Use - UCSB Linguistics
... people's languages allow one to tease apart the factors that are already entwined, perhaps inextricably, in one's own language. Paradoxically, it is only by stepping up to the challenge of integrating across the multiple functional layers of language, and across the typologically diverse array of so ...
... people's languages allow one to tease apart the factors that are already entwined, perhaps inextricably, in one's own language. Paradoxically, it is only by stepping up to the challenge of integrating across the multiple functional layers of language, and across the typologically diverse array of so ...
Destinos: 27-52 The Main Grammar Points, and Exercises with
... Verbs in tenses of the subjunctive mood tend to be used in dependent clauses, so it is useful to understand what a clause is. Before explaining this simple grammatical term, and the difference between dependent and independent clauses, you should know that there are four types of dependent clauses t ...
... Verbs in tenses of the subjunctive mood tend to be used in dependent clauses, so it is useful to understand what a clause is. Before explaining this simple grammatical term, and the difference between dependent and independent clauses, you should know that there are four types of dependent clauses t ...