Linguistic Variation in the Austrian Media Corpus. Dealing with the Challenges of Large Amounts of Data

Ransmayr, Jutta; Mörth, Karlheinz; Durco, Matej

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.10.629

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“…Getting many exposures of verbs through reading can be extremely helpful to ingrain the verbs into long-term memory. As stated by Nezhad, Moghali, & Soori (2015), reading appears to be the best method for implicit learning -people who read a lot tend to have large vocabularies and authentic reading materials were proven to be an effective way in helping the students to enhance and enrich their vocabulary acquisition (Jutta, Karlheinz, & Matej, 2013).…”

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Base Form of Lexical Verbs in Cooking Articles and How the Hospitality Students Are Familiar With Them

Fauzi

2020

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The present study aims to draw up the list of base form of lexical verbs in selected cooking articles and to know whether the fourth semester students majoring in Hospitality have already been familiar with them or not. AntConc, a corpus software, is used to identify the most common verbs in 50 cooking articles taken from Wiki How Web and the quistionnaire were distributed to all the students to give assessment based on the scaling rate provided related to each verbs found in the corpus data. Based on the data analysis, the result showed that from 394 base form of lexical verbs found, there are 174 words got the rating below 5 meaning that the students have ever seen or heard the words but the meanings are vague.It indicates that although the students are in hospitality major, it does not guarantee that they have already known the essential verbs usually used in authentic text. Keywords: Base form of Lexical Verbs, Cooking, Corpus Based Study

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