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Cortes Journal of English for Academic Purposes 12 (2013) 33-43, Tables 0 Lexical bundles in research article introduction moves. The superscript numbers indicate the numberof steps in which the bundle was Wentifed. Move 1 Step 1 Gaming relevance of eld Step 2: making topic generalizations Step 3: reviewing items of previous iterature Move 2 Step 1A: indicating 2 exp Step 18 adding to what, is known postive justification Move 3. 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Cortes Journal of English for Academic Purposes 12 (2013) 33-43, Step 2: presenting R's or there area number of, hnypoteses| inthe case oF, Step 3: definitional clarifications as well asin the’ bo the other hand, the degree to whic Step 4: summarizing methods 2 wide range of, in the presence of 353 function of the? in the presen study? 25 wellas inthe! fon the basis of Bt the same time’, is ased om the! in the absence oF, the relationship in the case oF between the’ in the ease ofthe, the est of the in the context of Step 5: announcing am increase in the, inthe ease of, principal outcomes {the results ofthe, in relation tothe’, vith respect to the? Step 6: stating the vale {in the sense that the, 2 wide range of ofthe present research am be use 02, for the frst cme ina number of wave, the value ofthe? Step 7: outining the are presented in section, the performance of the®, Structure ofthe paper tthe end of the, the test ofthe, in the next section, the paper organized 2s follows, this paper i organized as follows, {the remainder of the paper is organized as follows, ‘the remainder ofthis paper is organized as follows, the rest of the paper is ‘organized as follows, the rest of this paper is organized as follow Move 3 step 1, announcing present research descriptively andor purposefully Ex. 4. In this paper, we examine the same question in the context of arbitrary hierarchies that are consistent with the technology. (Economics) ig methods Move 3 step 4 summari Ex. 5. The present research tests the two explanations in the context ofa real-life case. (Communication studies) In order to have more reliable bundle-move connection identification, 50% of the occurrences of the bundles were analyzed and classified into moves and steps by a second researcher. The comparison showed 99% of agreement between researchers for moves and 92% for steps in moves. The main cause of disagreement lied in the fact that some lexical bundles appeared in sentences that may represent more than one step and this was recorded differently by each analyst. When this occurred, the use ofthe bundle under analysis was revised and the bundle was re-classified as occurring in the two steps that ‘may have caused the mismatch. ‘The reason for longer bundles (lexical bundles with five or more wortis) to be used in only one move is simple: longer bundles contain more lexical words within their composition which help them be more informational than shorter bundles, which are mainly made up of function words that surround a central lexical word, such asa noun. The nouns in shorter bundles, however, are in most cases shell nouns (Aktas & Cortes, 2008; Schmid, 2000),a type of abstract noun that has little or no meaning, in itself, particularly when used in academic discourse. The content of these nouns can often be found in the surrounding, discourse, in preceding clauses or in succeeding phrases or noun complement clauses. That isthe case of the nouns in lexical bundles such as the fact that the, in which the noun fact is used as a shell noun, as shown in the following example: Ex. 6. The three-fold distinction in the types of publication reflects the fact that the readers of the journals are researchers ‘and/or practitioners (Applied Linguistics) In example 6, the fact is realized in the noun complement clause following the noun (the readers of the journals are researchers and/or practitioners). The shell noun fact is encapsulating the meaning that is explained in the succeeding discourse.

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