Processing separable complex verbs in Dutch: comments on Frazier, Flores d'Arcais, and Coolen (1993)

Processing separable complex verbs in Dutch: comments on Frazier, Flores d'Arcais, and Coolen (1993)

The Study of Iranian EFL Learners’ Performance in Separable and Inseparable Verbs and Prepositions

The use of phrasal verbs is problematic for Iranian EFL learners. Accordingly, the present studyinvestigated the performance of Iranian intermediate and advanced EFL learners in separable andinseparable verbs. The total population of the study was one hundred female Iranian EFLlearners who studied English as foreign language in Kaj language institute in Qazvin, Iran. Theparticipants were all fe...

the comparative impact of prompts and recasts in processing instruction versus meaningful output-based instruction on efl learners’ writing accuracy

the purpose of the present study was to see which one of the two instruction-processing instruction (pi) and meaningful output based instruction (mobi) accompanied with prompt and recast- is more effective on efl learners’ writing accuracy. in order to homogenize the participants in term of language proficiency a preliminary english test (pet) was administrated between 74 intermediate students ...

Separable Verbs in a Reusable Morphological Dictionary for German

Separable verbs are verbs with prefixes which, depending on the syntactic context, can occur as one word written together or discontinuously. They occur in languages such as German and Dutch and constitute a problem tbr NLP because they are lexemes whose lbrms cannot always be recognized by dictionary lookup on the basis of a text word. Conventional solutions take a mixed lexical and syntactic ...

T"-Aetions on Holomorphically Separable Complex Manifolds*

Here we consider complex manifolds M which are holomorphically separable, i.e., the global holomorphic functions (9 (M) separate the points of M. We investigate T n (n-torus) actions on M, where T"={(ei~ ei~ 0eN"}, and n is the complex dimension of M. We assume that the action is effective, i.e., if 0ET ~ is nonzero, then there exists z e M with O.z+z. Our final assumption on the action is one ...