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Lexical Features of online English Ads

Liu Yu-mei

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In modern society,with the rapid development of economy,online advertisement has attracted and been favored by more and more enterprises,middlemen,and consumers.However,online advertising language has had its own unique characteristics.The paper makes a preliminary analysis on the lexical features of online English advertisements from the frequent usage of favorable adjective,monosyllable verb, coining word and personal pronoun.

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In modern society,with the rapid development of economy,online advertisement has attracted and been favored by more and more enterprises,middlemen,and consumers.However,online advertising language has had its own unique characteristics.The paper makes a preliminary analysis on the lexical features of online English advertisements from the frequent usage of favorable adjective,monosyllable verb, coining word and personal pronoun.

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In modern society,with the rapid development of economy,online advertisement has attracted and been favored by more and more enterprises,middlemen,and consumers.However,online advertising language has had its own unique characteristics.The paper makes a preliminary analysis on the lexical features of online English advertisements from the frequent usage of favorable adjective,monosyllable verb, coining word and personal pronoun.

Key concepts: Coining (mint), Linguistics, Adjective, Verb, Advertising, Noun, Personal pronoun, Psychology

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