A View of Corpus Linguistics and Language Teaching
Ana Clara Sánchez Solarte, Gabriel Vicente Obando Guerrero
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Ana Clara Sánchez Solarte, Gabriel Vicente Obando Guerrero
Abstract
Corpus linguistics is a topic that language teachers, especially EFL teachers should know due to its many possibilities for language instruction. The purpose of this article is precisely to look at the relationship between corpus linguistics and teaching. To do so we will define and look at the historical background of corpus linguistics and some research examples, then the applications and potential limitations of CL will be addressed.
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Corpus linguistics is a topic that language teachers, especially EFL teachers should know due to its many possibilities for language instruction. The purpose of this article is precisely to look at the relationship between corpus linguistics and teaching. To do so we will define and look at the historical background of corpus linguistics and some research examples, then the applications and potential limitations of CL will be addressed.
Key concepts: Corpus linguistics, Applied linguistics, Media linguistics, Linguistics, Quantitative linguistics, Clinical linguistics, Contrastive linguistics, Language and Communication Technologies