This study seeks, through examining authentic spoken discourse in the Hong Kong Corpus of Spoken English (HKCSE), to determine the ways in which these strategies are linguistically realised in real life communication, compared to the intuitions of materials writers that find their way into school ...
The book is the first to apply David Brazil's Discourse Intonation systems (prominence, tone, key and termination) to the study of a corpus of authentic, naturally-occurring spoken discourses. The Hong Kong Corpus of Spoken English (pros... S Calhoun - John Benjamins 被引量: 15发表: 2008...
Checking Understandings: Comparing Textbooks and a Corpus of Spoken English in Hong Kong Two interactional strategies explicitly taught to learners of English in Hong Kong are how to check that the hearer understands what you are saying as you ... W Cheng,M Warren - 《Language Awareness》 被引...
spoken corporapronunciation teachingteacher educationThis study aimed to develop a corpus-aided pronunciation teacher-training programme and examine the effectiveness of a corpus-aided pronunciation teaching approach in English classrooms in Hong Kong. A workshop was conducted for 86 participants to ...
Drawing on Clyne’s (2003) explanatory framework of facilitation, this study presents evidence of monosyllabic salience in Hong Kong Cantonese. Grounded in the perceptual salience of bilingual speakers of two or more languages (Clyne 1997: 95), facilitat
A practitioner’s commentary on Stephen Evans’ “Just wanna give you guys a bit of an update”: Insider perspectives on business presentations in Hong Kong (2013) English for Specific Purposes, Volume 71, July 2023, Pages 90-96 Lisa K. Leopold ...
As a matter of fact, EFL learners in Hong Kong possess a one-of-a-kind attribute of being biliteral and trilingual, implying that they manage to master both written Chinese and English as well as spoken Cantonese, Putonghua, and English. Hardly can such a linguistic repertoire be found ...
Bukasa Tshilonda Jean Christophe, Kapinga Mukendi Jovial, Kabongo Mwamba Guillaume, Tshibangu Kandala Justin, Mukendi Mukendi Jean René, Kimpitu Kifwame Patrice, Muteba Nkongolo Jean, Ngoyi Eza Ngoyi, Mabuisha Kikudi Frederick, Kitenge Kitenge David, Kamonga Mulenda Fidelie, Mbenga Tshibambe...
Chapter 3. Transcribing the Hong Kong Corpus of Spoken English (HKCSE)Winnie ChengChris GreavesMartin Warren
Fillers in the Hong Kong Corpus of Spoken English (HKCSE)doi:10.22925/apjcr.2021.2.1.13Andy Seto