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Discourse Markers Across Languages A Contrastive Study Of Secondlevel Discourse Markers In Native And Nonnative Text With Implications For General And Pedagogic Lexicography 1st Edition Dirk Siepmann

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Discourse Markers Across Languages A Contrastive Study Of Secondlevel Discourse Markers In Native And Nonnative Text With Implications For General And Pedagogic Lexicography 1st Edition Dirk Siepmann

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Discourse Markers Across Languages A Contrastive Study Of Secondlevel Discourse Markers In Native And Nonnative Text With Implications For General And Pedagogic Lexicography 1st Edition Dirk Siepmann instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge (Taylor & Francis)

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.61 MB

Pages: 379

Author: Dirk Siepmann

ISBN: 9780203315262, 9780415349499, 020331526X, 0415349494

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 1

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Discourse Markers Across Languages A Contrastive Study Of Secondlevel Discourse Markers In Native And Nonnative Text With Implications For General And Pedagogic Lexicography 1st Edition Dirk Siepmann by Dirk Siepmann 9780203315262, 9780415349499, 020331526X, 0415349494 instant download after payment.

This book offers a corpus-based comparative study of an almost entirely unexplored set of multi-word lexical items serving pragmatic or text-structuring functions. Part One provides a descriptive account of multi-word discourse markers in written English, French and German, focussing on dicussion of interlingual equivalence. Part Two examines the use of multi-word markers by non-native speakers of English and discusses lexicographical and pedagogical implications.