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Author
Schönefeld, Doris
Title
"It is . . . quite common for theoretical predictions to go untested" (BNC_CMH)
a register-specific analysis of the English "go un-V-en" construction
Written in
English
Source
Journal of pragmatics. - Amsterdam [u.a.] : Elsevier
Volume
52
Year
2013
Page
17-33
Classification
Domains / Computational linguistics / Linguistic data processing / Corpus linguistics
Domains / Computational linguistics / Linguistic data processing / Corpus linguistics / Individual corpora / Language corpus (English) / BNC
Domains / Technical language / Media language / Newspaper language
Domains / Technical language / Scientific language
Domains / Grammaticography / Models of grammar / Construction grammar
Domains / Grammaticography / Theory of grammar / Functional grammar
Domains / Mathematical linguistics / Language statistics / Frequency (statistics) / Frequency (synt.)
Domains / Sociolinguistics / Register (sociolinguistics)
Levels / Lexicology / Individual words / Lemmata
Levels / Morphology / Negation (morph.)
Levels / Syntax / Pragmatic syntax
Levels / Syntax / Sentence parts / Noun syntax / Adjective syntax
Indo-European languages / Germanic / English
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Sampling; Language corpus; Sprachkorpus; Datensammlung; Data collection; Textkorpus (method.) ; Text corpus (method.) ; Corpus linguistics ; BNC ; Presse (Sprache) ; Zeitungssprache; Newspaper language ; Academic language; Scientific language ; Lexical constructional model; Construction grammar ; Usage-based grammar; Functional discourse grammar; Exemplar-based grammar; Functional grammar ; Frequency (synt.) ; Register (sociolinguistics) ; Lemmata ; Syntax-pragmatics interface; Interface, syntax-pragmatics; Pragmatic syntax ; Adjektiv (synt.) ; Adjective (synt.) ; Adjective syntax ; English
Subject terms
go (engl. Konstr.)
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un- (engl. Präfix)
