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A thorough explanation of the internal structure of semantic networks exceeds the limits of this article. The analysis of two networks of evaluative constructions (Assessment and Attitude) is available in Endresen and Janda (2020), while the network of Prohibitive constructions consisting of two ...
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This resulted in a 484-word list of common game language vocabulary. To facilitate how these words might be taught and learned, a sample of 100 words in the list were then coded from an evaluative perspective for whether they served a diegetic or ludic function. The implications of knowledge...
For example, analysis is the most common form of the word family analyse. British and American spelling is included in the word families, so contextualise and contextualize are both included in the family context. Sublist 1 contains the most common words in the AWL. Sublist 2 contains the ...
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3. Differing in emotive or evaluative meaning (e.g. Commendatory Vs. derogatory) Types of synonyms 4. Collocational synonyms –Differ in their collocation, i. e. , in the words they go together with. This is a matter of usage. – accuse … of, charge … with, rebuke … for...
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