This study examines the use of like in literature discussion of 6th grade elementary students. Using corpus data from 28 students aged 11-12 in East Central Indiana, the frequency of like, distribution of functions of discourse marker (DM) like and quotative like, distribution of subject, numbers, and tense of quotative like, and gender distribution of DM like and quotative like are examined and compared with the results of the previous researchers. Comparing 2,403 tokens of like out of 187,742 words, various functions in the use of DM like and quotative like used by the early adolescents are noted. The early adolescents appropriately manipulated three kinds of like depending on the discussion types and contents, and they adopt the same usa...
The English 'like' is a case of synchronic polysemy that features adjectival, nominal, preposition,...
This study explores the use of discourse markers (DMs) in the conversational discourse of non-native...
Functions of LIKE have most commonly been positioned in two subgroups—a discourse introducing or quo...
Much recent research describes the ongoing development of 'like' as a discourse particle and in the ...
Much recent research describes the ongoing development of \u27like\u27 as a discourse particle and i...
Much recent research has described the development of innovative functions of 'like' as a discourse ...
The present study is concerned with non-standard functions of the word like in spoken American Engli...
Like' is a ubiquitous feature of English with a deep history in the language, exhibiting regular and...
Discourse 'like' has received much attention in the pragmatic literature (e.g., Schourup 1983; Ander...
The central objective of this master’s thesis is to explore the use of the discourse marker like acr...
Purpose: Narrative is the dominant focus of traditional standardised discourse assessment, yet the c...
A linguistic exploration of the word like provides a mirror through which we can see current societa...
This article presents and discusses a quantitative investigation of discourse markers (further – DMs...
The innovative use of 'like' as a pragmatic marker has generated much discussion in linguistic circl...
ABSTRAK Fatiani, Tisyrinul. 2018.The Use of Discourse Marker ‘Like’ by Non-Native Speakers of Engl...
The English 'like' is a case of synchronic polysemy that features adjectival, nominal, preposition,...
This study explores the use of discourse markers (DMs) in the conversational discourse of non-native...
Functions of LIKE have most commonly been positioned in two subgroups—a discourse introducing or quo...
Much recent research describes the ongoing development of 'like' as a discourse particle and in the ...
Much recent research describes the ongoing development of \u27like\u27 as a discourse particle and i...
Much recent research has described the development of innovative functions of 'like' as a discourse ...
The present study is concerned with non-standard functions of the word like in spoken American Engli...
Like' is a ubiquitous feature of English with a deep history in the language, exhibiting regular and...
Discourse 'like' has received much attention in the pragmatic literature (e.g., Schourup 1983; Ander...
The central objective of this master’s thesis is to explore the use of the discourse marker like acr...
Purpose: Narrative is the dominant focus of traditional standardised discourse assessment, yet the c...
A linguistic exploration of the word like provides a mirror through which we can see current societa...
This article presents and discusses a quantitative investigation of discourse markers (further – DMs...
The innovative use of 'like' as a pragmatic marker has generated much discussion in linguistic circl...
ABSTRAK Fatiani, Tisyrinul. 2018.The Use of Discourse Marker ‘Like’ by Non-Native Speakers of Engl...
The English 'like' is a case of synchronic polysemy that features adjectival, nominal, preposition,...
This study explores the use of discourse markers (DMs) in the conversational discourse of non-native...
Functions of LIKE have most commonly been positioned in two subgroups—a discourse introducing or quo...