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Sánchez Hernández, P. & Criado Sánchez, R. Involved versus Informational Production Dimension in a Spoken Corpus of Spanish Learners of English for Academic Purposes . En M. Kuteeva & H. F. Martins (Eds.). Teaching and Learning LSP: Blurring Boundaries. Proceedings of the 6th International AELFE Conference. ISBN: 978-972-98646-1-2
En preparación:
Adverbial hedges in university students’ oral performance: a cross-language Multidimensional Analysis study.
Contrastive Analysis of Orality in Spoken English (CAOS-E)
Estudio longitudinal y comparativo de la producción oral (oralidad) de aprendices de inglés como lengua extranjera a partir del análisis de un corpus lingüístico oral recopilado y mediante procedimientos de análisis multidimensional
Funded by SENECA Research Agency, our research project, Contrastive Analysis of Orality in Spoken English (CAOS-E) has three main goals: (i) to characterise oral language in learner language at different points in time through MA and evaluate its progress; (ii) to compare foreign language learners’ oral production against native speakers’ to establish a MA data-driven comparison, and (iii) to suggest learning applications geared towards empowering learners with analytical tools in a context of awareness-raising language learning