Listing 1 - 3 of 3 |
Sort by
|
Choose an application
Doelstellingen: Deze studie betreft de verwerving van de "present perfect" en de "present perfect progressive". Zo wil ik nagaan in welke mate onderwijs en oefeningen over die tijden leereffecten teweegbrengen bij Nederlandstalige studenten die Engels kozen als hun tweede vreemde taal aan de Faculteit Vertaalkunde van Hogeschool Gent. Middelen of methode: Hiertoe werd een empirisch onderzoek gevoerd. Aan de hand van twee testen werd nagegaan of de respondenten de verschillende gebruiksregels van de betreffende tijden correct konden toepassen. Met de eerste test wilde ik achterhalen in welke mate de respondenten wisten in welke contexten ze de "present perfect" en de "present perfect progressive" moesten gebruiken voor ze hierover onderwezen waren. De tweede test diende om na te gaan of ze de gebruiksregels van die twee tijden beter konden toepassen nadat ze erover onderwezen waren en er oefeningen op gemaakt hadden. Resultaten: Nadat ze onderwezen waren over de tijden, bleken de studenten minder fouten te maken op nagenoeg elke regel, met uitzondering van de regels "resultative past" en "the effects of the activity are still apparent". De grootste leereffecten werden veroorzaakt door de regels "state-up-to-the-present", "habit-in-a-period-up-to-the-present", "temporary-habit-up-to-the-present" en "anti-progressive verbs with the emphasis on temporariness or tentativeness".
Choose an application
Spoken German shows a characteristic degradation of preterit forms. This study provides a comprehensive documentation of this “disappearance of the preterit” in time and space. It describes the loss of the preterit as a principled process of displacement and develops a new integrated picture to resolve the contradictory state of the theoretical research from the past 130 years.
German language --- FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY / German --- LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General --- Tense --- Verb --- E-books --- FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY / German. --- LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General. --- Tense. --- Verb. --- Aspect. --- Present Perfect. --- Preterit.
Choose an application
The papers collected in this book cover contemporary and original research on semantic and grammatical issues of nouns and noun phrases, verbs and sentences, and aspects of the combination of nouns and verbs, in a great variety of languages. A special focus is put on noun types, tense and aspect semantics, granularity of verb meaning, and subcompositionality. The investigated languages and language groups include Austronesian, East Asian, Slavic, German, English, Hungarian and Lakhota. The collection provided in this book will be of interest to researchers and advanced students specialising in the fields of semantics, morphology, syntax, typology, and cognitive sciences.
LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / General. --- Adrian Czardybon. --- Anita Mittwoch. --- Byoong-Rae Ryu. --- Claire Moyse-Faurie. --- Dieter Wunderlich. --- Ekkehard König. --- Gerhard Schurz. --- Grammar. --- Hana Filip. --- Hungarian. --- Japanese. --- Jens Fleischhauer. --- Korean. --- Lakhota. --- Laura Kallmeyer. --- Leon Stassen. --- Michael Herwig. --- Nouns. --- Peter Indefrey. --- Pragmatic possession. --- Present Perfect Puzzle. --- Ralf Naumann. --- Robert D. van Valin. --- SFB 991. --- Sebastian Löbner. --- Semantik. --- Tagalog. --- Teop. --- Thomas Gamerschlag. --- Ulrike Mosel. --- Verbs. --- Volker Gast. --- Wiebke Petersen. --- Wilhelm Geuder. --- black language. --- case marker. --- comparative lexicology. --- corpus-linguistic. --- double nominative. --- frame account. --- frame theory. --- frame. --- noun class. --- noun-types. --- objective conjugation. --- phase quantification. --- phase-theoretical account. --- psycho-linguistic. --- referentiality. --- talicity. --- telic incremental theme predications. --- type shifts. --- white language.
Listing 1 - 3 of 3 |
Sort by
|