To take or not to take phraseology into account. The place of multi-word sequences in corpus data and experimental data

(2005) Phraseology 2005 Conference — Location: Louvain-la-Neuve (13.October.2005)

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The aim of this study is to determine the place of multi-word sequences in two types of linguistic data, namely corpus data and experimental data. The focus will be on two High frequency verbs, give and take, and their use in collocations and idioms. By comparing the phraseological usage of these two verbs in the corpus and experimental data, it will be possible to determine whether, as is commonly assumed, (recurrent) multi-word sequences are stored holistically in the mental lexicon.
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Gilquin, G. (2005). To take or not to take phraseology into account. The place of multi-word sequences in corpus data and experimental data. In C. Cosme, C. Gouverneur, F. Meunier & M. Paquot (ed.), Proceedings of the Phraseology 2005 Conference (pp. 155-157). https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/226516