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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 chapter ii evaluation and implications.......................................................11 2.1 context of use and register.........................................................................11 2.2 fries’s historical results and the notion of a single unified system for the language...................................................................................................................15 conclusion......................................................................................................18 list of used literature....................................................................................20 introduction the field of corpus linguistics is now generally considered to be a subfield of …

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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, and anthropological linguistics. (another discipline that required the use of carefully gathered representative samples of language, socio-linguistics as conceived by william labov and his colleagues, developed about the same time as …

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as the language person in the course of learning and developing language skills. the pedagogical science is developing and leading to increase new teaching methods and technologies. one of them is teaching through communication, i. e. collaborative teaching, or teaching in intercourse, or communicative teaching. the object of investigation: the process of the english language teaching and learning. the subject is the methodological process of teaching communication in english. the hypothesis: if we teach communication and develop communicative competence it will contribute to rising teaching effectiveness. chapter i fries’s assumptions concerning linguistics as a science, the nature of language, and the use of a corpus 1.1 there is a close relation between theoretical and applied linguistics. 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 …

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: fries, charles c. 1952. the structure of english. new york: harcourt brace.] we can also see the type of intimate connection that he made between theory and practice in the following excerpt from a letter he wrote to his dean (fries 1944b) reporting on the activities of the english language institute (the eli) over the previous few years. in it he described the functions of the eli in the following terms: as i see it, the present function of the english language institute is primarily investigation and research leading to the development of materials and techniques for the teaching of the english language. the research and investigation include: (a) original research in the english language. samples of such research, which we have already accomplished, are the work done on the intonation of american english, the work on english sentence patterns, and the work that i am doing on formal …

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however, a close examination of the exact research projects described shows that they can easily be seen to be grounded in and derived from the practical problems at hand of determining information that will be used in developing teaching materials, and techniques of teaching as well as, ultimately, in evaluating student performance.[footnoteref:2] [2: fries, charles c. 1944b. letter to dean clarence s. yoakum. april 20, 1944.] it seems to me that this passage encapsulates his way of working. he first encountered some practical problem that he wanted to address (e.g. language teaching either to native english speakers or to speakers of other languages, or teaching reading to children, etc.). the nature of the problem framed the particular questions that had to be addressed whether through descriptions or through development of the linguistic theory. he then searched the literature for anything relevant to his problem as he conceived it, and if …

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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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