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ministry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan kokand state pedagogical institute named after mukimi faculty of foreign languages department of english language and literature course work subject: methodology topic: analysis of ch. fries’s method: objectives, functions and principles submitted by: student of 304rd group aslonboyev ahadjon scientific adviser: kadirova dilfuza kokand 2022 plan introduction.....................................................................................................3 chapter i fries’s assumptions concerning linguistics as a science, the nature of language, and the use of a corpus............................................................4 1.1 there is a close relation between theoretical and applied linguistics............4 1.2 language must be approached scientifically: the essence of science is prediction of disparate phenomena............................................................................7 1.3 the spoken language is primary.................................................................11 1.4 linguistic analyses should be reliable and replicable.................................13 chapter ii evaluation and implications.......................................................16 2.1 context of use and register.........................................................................16 2.2 fries’s historical results and the notion of a single unified system for the language...................................................................................................................20 conclusion......................................................................................................23 list of used literature....................................................................................25 introduction …

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and w. nelson francis created the now famous brown corpus of one million words. further, it is now regularly presented as developing in opposition to the then current dominant formalist version of linguistics, which distinguished an idealized ‘competence’ from actual ‘performance’, and which consistently emphasized the defective nature of performance while taking the study of competence as its goal. one consequence of the formalists’ focus on competence has been the regrettable (in the view of corpus linguists) neglect and devaluation of actual language use (and samples of actual language use) as they created their descriptions and theoretical positions. in this interpretation, corpus linguistics is a reassertion of older traditions in the study of language that were current before the rise of formalist approaches. a number of these older traditions required the gathering and study of some coherent body of data – a corpus. they included at least philology, dialect geography, …

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istics. like most linguists of his generation, fries began his professional life teaching language – in his case, teaching classical greek. as a result of his struggles and research to improve his teaching he found the works of otto jespersen and henry sweet and they attracted him into a more careful study of language. when greek was no longer to be a required course in high school, he moved into teaching english composition and literature. his interest in teaching composition attracted him to the university of michigan where he worked for a time with f. n. scott, a professor of rhetoric. this sequence of events was typical of his approach throughout his life. he encountered practical problems and then carefully and systematically brought to bear all the theoretical knowedge he could find to address the problem. indeed he saw a close relation between theoretical and applied linguistics. in a letter …

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formal clues for syntactic relations in english. (b) original research in those aspects of other languages for whose speakers materials in english are being prepared – aspects which are necessary to sound work and for which the necessary research has not yet been done. an example of such research is the work done on the segmental phonemes of brazilian portuguese. (c) the compilation and analysis of pertinent research in english and in the languages of those for which english materials are being prepared. (d) compilation and analysis of research in matters of general linguistic import that bear upon the practical problems of teaching english. (b) the development of materials and techniques, including those to be used in the teaching of the english language at various levels and for students of various linguistic backgrounds. [[this section of the letter continues with a description of the materials already produced and in progress …

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r inadequate, he developed a description that satisfied him. in other words, most of fries’s theoretical and descriptive projects arose out of issues that he encountered first in some aspect of his teaching. 1.2 language must be approached scientifically: the essence of science is prediction of disparate phenomena. fries wanted to make linguistics a science. he believed that the basis of science was prediction of disparate phenomena – for example, one uses the law of gravity to predict how objects fall. in language, he wanted to describe those aspects of the forms of language which best predicted the responses – particularly the recognition responses – of the listeners. in his model, the term recognition response is closely associated with meaning. for example, in linguistics and reading (fries 1963: 73) he refers to “the basic contrastive arrangements of the patterns of grammatical structure that regularly elicit recognition responses of grammatical or …

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ministry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan kokand state pedagogical institute named after mukimi faculty of foreign languages department of english language and literature course work subject: methodology topic: analysis of ch. fries’s method: objectives, functions and principles submitted by: student of 304rd group aslonboyev ahadjon scientific adviser: kadirova dilfuza kokand 2022 plan introduction.....................................................................................................3 chapter i fries’s assumptions concerning linguistics as a science, the nature of language, and the use of a corpus............................................................4 1.1 there is a close relation between theoretical and applied linguistics......

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