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I'd like for this to be a word. Why isn't it?

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Question about the application of skolem function in linguistics

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What is the name of the grammatical function of "there" in "there is"?

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Name for ongoing syntactic dependencies after a word

answered Jan 26, 2023 at 9:16

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How to represent and distinguish between inflected and related words in English dictionary?

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What exactly is meant by "part of speech" (POS) in linguistics and NLP?

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Linguistically speaking, what is the standard phraseology that pilots and air traffic controllers use to communicate?

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How do you attest that two modal particles in different languages are of similar semantic attributes?

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What does the word "company" mean in the context of collocation analysis in corpus linguistics?

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Do I need to lemmatize my corpus when performing collocation analysis on inflective languages?

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Quantative and statistical data in Critical Discourse Analysis

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Difference between adverb and preposition in English?

answered Jul 25, 2023 at 15:19

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Corpus Linguistics Major

answered Aug 17, 2023 at 8:39

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Need data on # of syllables per word in languages with CV & CVC syllables only

answered Jul 22, 2019 at 12:38

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Should I use normalized frequencies or raw frequencies when conducting Log-likelihood test to compare two corpora with differing text lenghts?

answered Apr 27, 2023 at 8:29

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Ideal number of randomized concordancing lines

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I'd like for this to be a word. Why isn't it?

Question about the application of skolem function in linguistics

What is the name of the grammatical function of "there" in "there is"?

Name for ongoing syntactic dependencies after a word

How to represent and distinguish between inflected and related words in English dictionary?

What exactly is meant by "part of speech" (POS) in linguistics and NLP?

Linguistically speaking, what is the standard phraseology that pilots and air traffic controllers use to communicate?

How do you attest that two modal particles in different languages are of similar semantic attributes?

What does the word "company" mean in the context of collocation analysis in corpus linguistics?

Do I need to lemmatize my corpus when performing collocation analysis on inflective languages?

Quantative and statistical data in Critical Discourse Analysis

Difference between adverb and preposition in English?

Corpus Linguistics Major

Need data on # of syllables per word in languages with CV & CVC syllables only

Should I use normalized frequencies or raw frequencies when conducting Log-likelihood test to compare two corpora with differing text lenghts?

Ideal number of randomized concordancing lines