2003
DOI: 10.2307/3531091
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Avoiding Pitfalls in Rendering into German Formulaic English Linking Phrases

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“…Her focus was on the three speech acts – requests, offers, and refusals on offers – and she used the discourse-analytic framework developed by Edmondson (1981) and Edmondson & House (1981) to code her data in a linguistically fine-grained way in order to compare the three groups with regard to frequency development of the L2 group in specific linguistic features over time. Her findings ‘add[ed] to the existing research body on possible stages of acquisition as regards the relative ease or difficulty with which various speech acts are mastered’ (Barron 2003: 249), and allowed her to give detailed pragmalinguistic descriptions of developmental phenomena that, we believe, can serve other researchers in the field of language learning, be it GFL (e.g., research on the use of discourse markers in the L2 German classroom; Dailey-O'Cain & Liebscher 2006) or any other FL, to use – or develop –similarly detailed discourse-analytic coding sytems (for non-empirical descriptive and comparative studies in this field, see Bohm 2003; Maiwald 2003; Overstreet 2005).…”
Section: Language Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Her focus was on the three speech acts – requests, offers, and refusals on offers – and she used the discourse-analytic framework developed by Edmondson (1981) and Edmondson & House (1981) to code her data in a linguistically fine-grained way in order to compare the three groups with regard to frequency development of the L2 group in specific linguistic features over time. Her findings ‘add[ed] to the existing research body on possible stages of acquisition as regards the relative ease or difficulty with which various speech acts are mastered’ (Barron 2003: 249), and allowed her to give detailed pragmalinguistic descriptions of developmental phenomena that, we believe, can serve other researchers in the field of language learning, be it GFL (e.g., research on the use of discourse markers in the L2 German classroom; Dailey-O'Cain & Liebscher 2006) or any other FL, to use – or develop –similarly detailed discourse-analytic coding sytems (for non-empirical descriptive and comparative studies in this field, see Bohm 2003; Maiwald 2003; Overstreet 2005).…”
Section: Language Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%