'Formal texts' presentation slideshows

Sifting through the textual evidence: Linguistic variation in 17th century Amsterdam

Sifting through the textual evidence: Linguistic variation in 17th century Amsterdam. Mike Olson University of Wisconsin-Madison. Introduction. Text types used for linguistic evidence can affect how we view language use in the past Formal texts: more standardized and less like spoken

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Sifting through the textual evidence: Linguistic variation in 17th century Amsterdam

Sifting through the textual evidence: Linguistic variation in 17th century Amsterdam. Mike Olson University of Wisconsin-Madison. Introduction. Text types used for linguistic evidence can affect how we view language use in the past Formal texts: more standardized and less like spoken

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The Automatic Generation of Formal Annotations in a MultiMedia Indexing and Searching Environment

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How much? and how many?

How much? and how many?. The words much and many mean a lot of . If a noun is in singular, we use much Example: much money If a noun is in plural, we use many Example: many friends. Use of much / many.

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Semantics and diachrony of the power's names: Official (tchinovnik) and others

Semantics and diachrony of the power's names: Official (tchinovnik) and others. Frolova O.E. <olga_frolova@list.ru > Potemkin S.B. <potemkin@philol.msu.ru> Moscow State University. Different names of the authorities in Russian:.

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