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A corpus-based study of the effects of collocation, phraseology, grammatical patterning, and register on semantic prosody
This thesis investigates four factors that can significantly affect the positive-negative semantic prosody of two high-frequency verbs, CAUSE and HAPPEN. It begins by exploring the problematic notion that semantic prosody is collocational. Statistical measures of collocational significance, includin
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