Formulaic sequences involving ‘fact’in EAP production: A corpus study

Resumen

This study
The purpose of this study is to characterize how the noun "fact", typical of academic writing contexts (Barry, 2011; McCarthy & O‘Dell, 2008), is employed in formulaic sequences (FSs) involving clusters like the fact that, a well-known fact and the fact is that, and compare these expressions to instances found in the Corpus of Contemporary American English or COCA hereafter (Davies, 2008). This study will analyse the uses of these FSs in COCA's academic subcorpus, which will constitute the "expert" corpus of reference (EC).

Archivos
FAAPI Zinkgraf_Verdu_compressed.pdf

Editor

Asociación Cordobesa de Profesores de Inglés. ACPI

Fecha

2015

Referencia bibliográfica

Zinkgraf, M., & Verdú, M. A. (2015). Formulaic sequences involving ‘fact’in EAP production: A corpus study. En EFL classrooms in the new millennium: Selected papers from the 40th FAAPI Conference (pp. 58-69). Asociación Cordobesa de Proesores de Inglés. ACPI.

Extensión

pp. 58-69

Identificador

ISBN 978-987-45982-0-2

Es Parte De

EFL classrooms in the new millennium: selected papers from the 40th FAAPI Conference

Nombre de la Reunión

40th FAAPI Conference

Lugar

Córdoba