What is a corpus?, A collection of grammar rules, A large collection of authentic spoken or written language, A list of vocabulary translated into another language, A textbook for language learners, What is the main purpose of Corpus Linguistics?, To memorize grammar rules, To translate texts, To study language through real examples, To teach pronunciation only, Which of the following is an example of a specialised corpus?, A corpus containing different everyday conversations, A corpus focusing on academic writing, A corpus containing all types of texts, A corpus containing only translations, What does AntConc help users to analyze?, Word frequencies, concordance lines, and collocations, Students' attendance, Pronunciation and speaking speed, Translation mistakes only, What are learner corpora?, Collections of texts written by professional writers, Collections of texts written or spoken by language learners, Collections of dictionaries, Collections of newspaper articles only, What is the main idea of Data-Driven Learning (DDL)?, Teachers explain every grammar rule, Students memorize vocabulary lists, Learners discover language patterns by analyzing corpus data, Students translate all texts into their native language, Who first emphasized Error Analysis in language learning, according to the lecture?, John Sinclair, Tim Johns, Corder, Bernardini, What is the difference between corpus-based and corpus-driven studies?, They have exactly the same purpose, Corpus-based studies test existing theories, while corpus-driven studies generate new theories from data, Corpus-driven studies focus only on grammar, Corpus-based studies do not use real language examples, What is the function of concordancers?, To translate words automatically, To identify grammatical errors only, To search and display occurrences of words or phrases in context, To teach students pronunciation, How can corpus-based activities improve English language teaching?, By encouraging learners to explore authentic language and become more independent, By eliminating classroom interaction, By focusing only on memorization, By replacing all teachers with computers
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