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A corpus-based study of the high frequency nouns 'time' and 'thing': Investigating the role of phraseology in the construction of meaning in discourse
The current study investigates the phraseological behaviour of two high frequency nouns, \(time\) and \(thing\), and aims to explore the role of phraseology in the construction of meaning in discourse and how phraseology is represented in English teaching in China. The term “phraseology” in this stu
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