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1 Title : ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES:
AN ADVANCED RESOURCE BOOK Ken
Hyland New York: Routledge, 2006 (by
María Isabel Herrando Rodrigo. University
of Zaragoza) herrando@unizar.es
2 Title : Common noun phrase patterns
found in abstracts of research DOI:
http://dx.doi.org/10.30998/deik
sis.v10i03.2374
3 Author: Nurul Frijuniasri (Indraprasta
University PGRI) Year published:
September December 2018 Vol. 10 No. 03,
pp. 291-299
4 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.esp.20 17.07.
5 ournhttps://doi.org/10.1016/S0 911-
6044(01)00029-X
6 Compound nouns in Dangme. Source:
Jurnal Linguistik Teoritis SKASE. 2020, Jil. 17
Edisi 2, hal2- 22. 21p. Writer: Pengacara,
Richard Ayertey; Appah, Clement Kwamina
Insaidoo
Data Paraphrase
Noun : 122 the article English for academic purposes an advanced
P1:20 resource book has 7 paragraphs each. The firs paragraph
P2: 25 has 20 nouns, the second paragraph has 25 nouns,the third
P3 : 18 paragraph has 18 nouns, the fourth paragraph has 10
P4 : 10 nouns, the fifth paragraph has 7 nouns, the sixth paragraph
P5 : 7 has 21 nouns and di sevent paragraph has 21 paragraphs.
P6 : 21 From the first paragraph of the noun to the last paragraph
P7 : 21 of the noun referred to in the word. The second,third and
last paragraph are referred to in the phrase. The last
paragraph is referred to as an inductive paragraph
The aim of this research is to identify variations The most frequently used word class (part of speech) is
in the types of word combination patterns that adjectives + nouns with 8 items or 12.31% of the total noun
form noun phrases and to find out what patterns phrases
tend to be used most often. The method used is
a literature study with a qualitative descriptive
approach. Data was obtained from the abstract
in the ARTESOLESP E- journal journal. Volume 2,
No.1, November 2012 ISSN 1853-7693. The
results of the analysis show that the nounphrase
patterns used in the abstract are very varied,
namely 38 variations from a total of 65 data,
while the most total noun phrases. The most
frequently used word classes (part of speech) are
adjectives + nouns
The aims of this study are to identify the While the most dominant part of speech combination used
variation of words combination pattern in in forming noun phrases is the combination of
composing noun phrase as well as to figure out adjective+noun with 8 item or 12.31 % of the whole
the most frequently used pattern. Library
research method and descriptive qualitative
approach are applied on this study. The data
were taken from the abstracts ARTESOLESP
Ejournal. Volume 2, No. 1, November 2012 ISSN
1853-7693. The result shows that the noun
phrase pattern written in those abstracts are
various where there are 38 verities of word
combinations of 65 noun phrases. While the
most frequently used pattern is the simple
pattern, in which 1 to 3 words are combined,
with 39 numbers of data or 60% of total
numbers of noun phrase. While the most
dominant part of speech combination used in
forming noun phrases is the combination of
adjective+noun with 8 item or 12.31 % of the
whole.
001Lexical verb hedging in legal discourse: The The article concludes that better understanding of hedging
case of law journal articles and Supreme Court use in different genres can enhance hedging competence,
majority and dissenting opinion especially hedging interpretation skills.
It contains a short tutorial on arguments, Journal of Neurolinguistics
stucture of verbs and their structural realization
(syntactic subcategorization) and provides a
critical account of the studies that relate verb
deficits to their argument structure. Finally,
studies devoted to verb semantics are discussed.
This paper examines the group of Dangme This journal shows that the constituents of Dangme noun
compound words consisting of two nouns within compounds are either simplex or complex, with the latter
the framework of Construction Morphology. This being complex compounds or nominals derived from affixes
journal shows that the constituents of Dangme
noun-noun compounds are either simplex or
complex, with the latter being complex
compounds or nominals derived from affixes.
The study suggests that the constituents of NN
compounds in Dangme may not have the same
semantic characteristics; however there are
hidden relationships such as “part of”, “