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Hunston, Susan; Su, Hang – Applied Linguistics, 2019
This article takes as its starting point the analysis of adjective complementation patterns and sets this in the context of other studies of phraseology, especially Construction Grammar. The article proposes that a large number of meaning-pattern combinations can be identified as constructions. This endeavour assists and is assisted by the…
Descriptors: Grammar, Form Classes (Languages), Phrase Structure, Evaluation
Csomay, Eniko – Applied Linguistics, 2013
The present study applies corpus-based methods to document the distributional patterns of previously reported lexical bundle functions as they relate to discourse structure. Specifically, 84 lexical bundles and their discourse functions (Biber "et al." 2004a) were tracked in 1,176 discourse units extracted from the initial phases of 196 university…
Descriptors: Discourse Analysis, Phrase Structure, Computational Linguistics, Language Variation
Stubbs, Michael – Applied Linguistics, 2009
John McHardy Sinclair has made major contributions to applied linguistics in three related areas: language in education, discourse analysis, and corpus-assisted lexicography. This article discusses the far-reaching implications for language description of this third area. The corpus-assisted search methodology provides empirical evidence for an…
Descriptors: Semantics, Applied Linguistics, Discourse Analysis, Lexicography

Eckman, Fred R.; And Others – Applied Linguistics, 1988
A study of English as a second language students' generalization of second-language learning showed that maximal generalization of learning took place from structures that were typologically more marked to those structures that were typologically less marked, and not the reverse. (Author/CB)
Descriptors: Applied Linguistics, English (Second Language), Generalization, Grammar