some tools to analyze language

1. SELA FITRIANA
Using ICT to
Analyze
Language

2. Wordle
01
Outline
Using corpus to investigate
language02
Using an Offline Corpus03
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05
Working with concordance
lines in a Word Processor04
Preposition Dance

3. Wordle
Most visually accessible way to view
analysis of text by frequency
Counting the words text, assigning a
font size proportional to the frequency
Displaying the result in an attractive
way
Does not include very common words

4. https://www.wordclouds.com/
http://www.wordle.net/
https://wordart.com/create

5.  Give the tool to satisfy you in a sense of curiosity about
language and explore the patterns that emerge
Using corpus to
investigate language
 A huge collections of texts
analyzed by poweful computer
 The process of using corpus to investigate
language is absorbing, facinating, and
obsession.
 A corpus may or may not be useful
 The ability to enrich our understanding by giving fast insight
into associations of specific words in variety of context

6. https://www.english-corpora.org/bnc/
https://www.english-corpora.org/coca/
https://www.english-corpora.org/bnc/
https://www.lextutor.ca/
http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn
https://www.wordandphrase.info/
Concordances

7. Using Offline Corpus
AntConc!!

8. AntConc
http://martinw
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pora_site/conc
ordancers.htm
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Retrieved concordance line from corpus
Working with
concordance lines in a
Word Processor

10. State of the art
A phrase that is used to replace a specific term or
meaning.
The meaning of state of the art can be anything.
For example advertisement, the meanng could be a
product includes all the most recent improvement.
( The state of the art shall be held to comprimase
everything made available to the public)
Think of an Ironic use of state of the art where you mean
clapped-out or old fashioned.
My dad has a state of the art computer. It runs Windows
95 but struggles with XP

11. Explores the way preposotions work with
verbs to give wide spectrum of meanings
and nuance
Some prepositions such as “in, out, up,
down, to, by, off, on , through can be
match with common verbs like “eat, sit, or
run”
Preposition Dance
ALLPPT.com _ Free PowerPoint Templates, Diagrams and Charts
The phrase dictionary project
The diversity of meanings enconded in even
simplest phrase.
The ability to analyse the relationship formed
between words

12. Thank you!!