Exploring Spoken English Learner Language Using Corpora
Exploring Spoken English Learner Language Using Corpora
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使用语料库探索英语学习者的口语
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10.1007/978-3-319-59900-7_1
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2017
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通讯作者:
Audrey P. Roberson
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Eric Friginal;Joseph J. Lee;B. Polat;Audrey P. Roberson
As second language (L2) corpus studies expand into their third decade, innovations in computational technology and corpus creation have facilitated unprecedented access to authentic language in the classroom, including among non-native speakers (NNSs) of English. NNS writing across various written contexts (e.g., school essays, standardized tests/proficiency tests, and laboratory or research reports) has been studied extensively in both journal article and book formats using corpora by applied linguists including Douglas Biber, Ken Hyland, John Swales, Rod Ellis, Susan Conrad, Eli Hinkel, and Sylviane Granger, to name only a few. Despite these impressive contributions, gaps still remain in our knowledge of spoken English L2 registers, even those that are quite important for NNSs to master. Classroom learner speech and face-to-face NNSs interviews, for example, have been researched both qualitatively and quantitatively, primarily by utilizing the assessment of learner performance. However, extensive corpus-based analyses of these registers are still relatively few in number. Given that these oral learner skills are essential in high-stakes situations, such as admission to graduate programs, job interviews in English-speaking settings, or proficiency tests like the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS (International English Language Testing System), it is certainly useful and worthwhile to further investigate oral learner language systematically, and especially with corpora as part of the research methodology.
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2006-01
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Tony McEnery;R. Xiao;Y. Tono
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Tony McEnery;R. Xiao;Y. Tono