Erdem AKBAS
@erdem-akbas.bsky.social
Assoc. Prof. Erciyes University
PhD, University of York
Musician, Photographer, ChessPlayer
PhD, University of York
Musician, Photographer, ChessPlayer
Reposted by Erdem AKBAS
Here, we demonstrate that, excluding a small number of high-frequency pathbreaking items (and, but, so), LAs are markedly more frequent in children’s non-literary than literary writing and that the former, but not the latter, shows an increase in use of linkers as children mature.
#corpuslinguistics
#corpuslinguistics
December 13, 2024 at 6:12 PM
Here, we demonstrate that, excluding a small number of high-frequency pathbreaking items (and, but, so), LAs are markedly more frequent in children’s non-literary than literary writing and that the former, but not the latter, shows an increase in use of linkers as children mature.
#corpuslinguistics
#corpuslinguistics
Here, we demonstrate that, excluding a small number of high-frequency pathbreaking items (and, but, so), LAs are markedly more frequent in children’s non-literary than literary writing and that the former, but not the latter, shows an increase in use of linkers as children mature.
#corpuslinguistics
#corpuslinguistics
December 13, 2024 at 6:12 PM
Here, we demonstrate that, excluding a small number of high-frequency pathbreaking items (and, but, so), LAs are markedly more frequent in children’s non-literary than literary writing and that the former, but not the latter, shows an increase in use of linkers as children mature.
#corpuslinguistics
#corpuslinguistics