Collocations and cultural connotations of common words
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- Linguistics and Education [ 0898-5898 ] ; 1995.
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In an extended response to Halliday (1993), Gee (1994) provided us with a very useful article on the analogies between learning a language and learning in general. I pick out just two of his most central proposals and discuss an empirical method for studying them in relation to each other.
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