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Influence of the Verb Prefix "o-/ob-" on the Distribution of Cases on the Nominal Objects: The Occurrence of Transitive Usage of Unprefixed Verbs.

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Launer, Michael K. – Russian Language Journal, 1986

Investigates the influence of the prefix "o-/ob-" on the choice of case for nominal objects of prefixed verbs, using a semantic field analysis. Focuses on four semantic functions: (1) objective; (2) locative; (3) factitive; and (4) comparative. The results are useful both to theoretical linguists and to teachers of Russian. (LMO)

Descriptors: Case (Grammar), Componential Analysis, Language Patterns, Language Usage

An Investigation into How Corpus Analysis May Be Used in the Second Language Classroom To Solve Some of the Problems Surrounding Non-Native Speakers' Understanding of Seemingly Synonymous Words.

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Maddalena, Sean Romano – 2001

Could corpus analysis be used to solve some of the problems surrounding non-native speakers' understanding of seemingly synonymous words? This research is needed because there is no single universal unified lexical theory that can be applied to the study of semantics or of language as a whole. Instead, there are a variety of views than can be…

Descriptors: Active Learning, Componential Analysis, Computational Linguistics, Databases