The paper makes a contrastive study on the performance of verb-noun collocation given by Chinese EFL learners based on the CLEC, ICLE and BNC. First, all the concordance lines with the token "ability " in the CLEC were collected and analyzed. Then, they were tagged manually in order to sort out the sentences in the verb-noun collocation structure. After that, a contrast was made between the data in the three corpora. The study found that there was a distinct gap between the use of verb-noun collocation between English native speakers and Chinese EFL learners, and that Chinese EFL learners also gave less satisfactory performance in verb-noun collocation in terms of correctness and appropriateness
This current study sought to reveal the impacts of corpus-based activities on verb-noun collocation ...
This study is a corpus-based lexical study that aims to compare the use of research as a noun betwee...
The issue of differences between translational language and native-speaker language has become a top...
Abstract: Though collocations have drawn much attention in the field of language acquisition, yet d...
This study focuses on collocation errors among Chinese learners of English. The main purposes are: 1...
Collocation learning has long been recognised as a problematic domain for even high-level learners a...
English writing, a creative construction process and a crucial way of language output, have been rec...
Collocations have been extensively studied in research on writing and second language acquisition, ...
The important role of collocations has been widely accepted in the current literature, but to date t...
Collocational deficiency is a pervasive phenomenon in learner English. Language learners often fail ...
This study aims to investigate the acquisition of verb-noun collocations in Chinese by learners who ...
[[abstract]]This study aims to investigate Taiwanese and Chinese learners’ verb-noun miscollocations...
This chapter shows that, in addition to isolated lexical items, collocational patterns represent an ...
© 2015 Elsevier Ltd. Studies of collocations to date have emphasised use and learning of noun-verb a...
This thesis consists of ten chapters and its research methodology is a combination of quantitative a...
This current study sought to reveal the impacts of corpus-based activities on verb-noun collocation ...
This study is a corpus-based lexical study that aims to compare the use of research as a noun betwee...
The issue of differences between translational language and native-speaker language has become a top...
Abstract: Though collocations have drawn much attention in the field of language acquisition, yet d...
This study focuses on collocation errors among Chinese learners of English. The main purposes are: 1...
Collocation learning has long been recognised as a problematic domain for even high-level learners a...
English writing, a creative construction process and a crucial way of language output, have been rec...
Collocations have been extensively studied in research on writing and second language acquisition, ...
The important role of collocations has been widely accepted in the current literature, but to date t...
Collocational deficiency is a pervasive phenomenon in learner English. Language learners often fail ...
This study aims to investigate the acquisition of verb-noun collocations in Chinese by learners who ...
[[abstract]]This study aims to investigate Taiwanese and Chinese learners’ verb-noun miscollocations...
This chapter shows that, in addition to isolated lexical items, collocational patterns represent an ...
© 2015 Elsevier Ltd. Studies of collocations to date have emphasised use and learning of noun-verb a...
This thesis consists of ten chapters and its research methodology is a combination of quantitative a...
This current study sought to reveal the impacts of corpus-based activities on verb-noun collocation ...
This study is a corpus-based lexical study that aims to compare the use of research as a noun betwee...
The issue of differences between translational language and native-speaker language has become a top...