International Journal of Corpus Linguistics

Volume 10, Issue 4 (2005)

2005.  132 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 7 November 2005
Table of Contents
Frequency of ‘core idioms’ in the British National Corpus (BNC)
Lynn E. Grant
429–451
New generation corpus-based frequency dictionaries: The case of Czech
František Čermák and Michal Kren
453–467
A multi-level semantic approach to Korean causal conjunctive suffixes -(e)se and -(u)nikka: A corpus-based analysis
Sang-suk Oh
469–488
Using corpora in machine-learning chatbot systems
Bayan Abu Shawar and Eric Steven Atwell
489–516
Creating and using Web corpora
Mike Thelwall
517–541
Nigel Harwood. ‘I Hoped to Counteract the Memory Problem, but I made no Impact Whatsoever’: Discussing Methods in Computing Science Using I
Peter J. Grund
543
Vivian de Klerk. Procedural Meanings of Well in a Corpus of Xhosa English
Peter J. Grund
544
Helena Raumolin-Brunberg. The Diffusion of Subject YOU: A Case Study in Historical Sociolinguistics
Peter J. Grund
544–545
James A. Walker. The Ain't Constraint: Not-Contraction in Early African American English
Peter J. Grund
545
Claudia Claridge. Questions in Early Modern English Pamphlets
Susanna Lyne
546
Sebastian Hoffmann. Using the OED Quotations Database as a Corpus – a Linguistic Appraisal
Susanna Lyne
546–547
Merja Kytö and Suzanne Romaine. “We had like to have been killed by thunder & lightning”. The Semantic and Pragmatic History of a Construction that like to Disappeared
Susanna Lyne
547–548
Anthony McEnery and Zhonghua Xiao. Help or Help to: What do Corpora have to Say?
Susanna Lyne
548–549
Contents of Volume 10
551–553
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