Article Usage in English. A Computer-based Self-teaching Programme on the Basis of a Functional Theory of Reference
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- Nombre de pages158
- ISBN3-631-49172-7
- EAN9783631491720
- Date de parution01/08/1995
- CollectionBamberger Beiträge zur Englisc
- ÉditeurPeter Lang
Résumé
Set within the larger context of research on computer-assisted language learning, the study concentrates on the development of a pragmatically oriented method of teaching article usage in English. Departing from Simon Dik's The Theory of Functional Grammar (1989), Part I presents the development of a functional theory of referencial processes. It results in the redefinition of the underlaying clause structure and the identification of a number of semantic operators, which serve to explain the reference of any particular noun phrase.
On this basis, Part II presents the development and trial of a computer-based self-teaching programme on article usage in English.
On this basis, Part II presents the development and trial of a computer-based self-teaching programme on article usage in English.
Set within the larger context of research on computer-assisted language learning, the study concentrates on the development of a pragmatically oriented method of teaching article usage in English. Departing from Simon Dik's The Theory of Functional Grammar (1989), Part I presents the development of a functional theory of referencial processes. It results in the redefinition of the underlaying clause structure and the identification of a number of semantic operators, which serve to explain the reference of any particular noun phrase.
On this basis, Part II presents the development and trial of a computer-based self-teaching programme on article usage in English.
On this basis, Part II presents the development and trial of a computer-based self-teaching programme on article usage in English.