Stockholm studies in modern philology
156 pages· 2004· ISBN 9789122020899
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"This edition features 7 articles on ""Second Language Acquisition & Usage."" Two articles consider the role of formulaic language in L2 acquisition. The exploitation of written and oral corpora for large-scale studies or for analysis of specific problems is a main theme in several articles, dealing with English, French, Italian and Spanish. One article takes up narrative and communicative strategies displayed by young Swedes learning English (the EPAL project)."
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