What is a corpus?, A) A large collection of authentic spoken or written language stored electronically for linguistic analysis., A collection of pictures and videos used by teachers to explain different classroom activities., A grammar textbook that contains rules and exercises for learning a foreign language., What is the plural form of corpus?, Corpuses, Corpora, Corp, What is the purpose of corpus linguistics?, To teach students how to memorize vocabulary and grammar rules through classroom exercises., To translate different literary texts from one language into another language., To investigate how language is used in real contexts by analyzing authentic examples., What sources can a corpus include?, Pictures, drawings, classroom posters, and videos used for educational purposes., Conversations, academic texts, newspapers, books, websites, and learner writing, Grammar textbooks, vocabulary lists, and exercises created only for language learners., What does a spoken corpus contain?, Conversations and other examples of naturally spoken language collected for analysis, Written academic articles, newspaper reports, and books published in different countries, Student essays, written examinations, and grammar exercises prepared by teachers., What is a learner corpus?, A collection of grammar rules and vocabulary definitions used in foreign language textbooks., database containing only conversations between native English speakers in everyday situations., A collection of texts written or spoken by students learning a foreign or second language., What is AntConc used for?, Examining word frequencies, concordance lines, and collocations in language data, Translating entire books automatically., Creating presentations., What is a tagger?, A tool for translating sentences., A tool for counting pages., A tool that assigns grammatical or lexical labels to words., Why are learner corpora valuable?, They help researchers study learner errors, language development, and the influence of learners’ first languages., They contain only native speakers’ conversations., They provide examples exclusively from native speakers and exclude language produced by students.
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