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Syntactic relationships
     COLOCATIONS                       between elements in the
                                       clause or sentence

                                               A language user has
                       The idiom               available a large number of
                                               semi-pre constructed
                       principle               phrases.

                         The open choice                   The result of a very large
                         principle                         number of complex
                                                           choices

                     Multi-word items, Sequence of                 Non-compositionality
                          two or more items.
                                                                   Institutionalisation
                   There exist 3 important multi word
                                                                   Fixedess
                                  items.


                   There are different types of Multi-
                                  words.
                   word items                                  They operate together.




                         Phrasal                                 Fixed-                 Prefabs
 Compounds                                     Idioms
                         verbs                                   phrases

                                                                                  Pre-
The largest and   Combination of           It is a very    General term to
                                                                                  constructed
most tangible     verbs and                complex         cover a number
                                                                                  phrases which
group             adverbials or            group           of Multi-word
                                                                                  are tied to
                  prepositional                            items.
                                                                                  discoursal
                  particles.
                                                                                  situations.
Traditions and
                                       models




                                                                Semantic-based model
   Syntax-based model




First generation: One
                                                                     To examine lexis in a
million words                          Corpus evidence
                                                                     more scientific and
Second generation:                                                   objective way.
Twenty million words


                                        Variability                    British/American
   Multi-word ítems are
   presented as a problem                                                Varying
   in teaching a foreign              Stylistic errors                   lexical
   language                                                              component.
                                      Pragmatic errors                   Unstable
                                                                         verbs.
                                                                         Truncati
                                      Formal errors
                                                                         on.
                                                                         Transforma
                                                                         tion.
   Teaching multi-word ítems                          Pedagogical techniques




                            The use of short                         To choose topics
                            dialogues                                  on the basis of
                                                                     frecuency, need,
                                                                     transparency etc.
Cmap multi word items

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Cmap multi word items

  • 1. Syntactic relationships COLOCATIONS between elements in the clause or sentence A language user has The idiom available a large number of semi-pre constructed principle phrases. The open choice The result of a very large principle number of complex choices Multi-word items, Sequence of Non-compositionality two or more items. Institutionalisation There exist 3 important multi word Fixedess items. There are different types of Multi- words. word items They operate together. Phrasal Fixed- Prefabs Compounds Idioms verbs phrases Pre- The largest and Combination of It is a very General term to constructed most tangible verbs and complex cover a number phrases which group adverbials or group of Multi-word are tied to prepositional items. discoursal particles. situations.
  • 2. Traditions and models Semantic-based model Syntax-based model First generation: One To examine lexis in a million words Corpus evidence more scientific and Second generation: objective way. Twenty million words Variability British/American Multi-word ítems are presented as a problem Varying in teaching a foreign Stylistic errors lexical language component. Pragmatic errors Unstable verbs. Truncati Formal errors on. Transforma tion. Teaching multi-word ítems Pedagogical techniques The use of short To choose topics dialogues on the basis of frecuency, need, transparency etc.