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... types shown in Fig . 1. Among the written text types , professional letters show a relatively high score ; but among the spoken text types , spontaneous and planned speeches show rather low scores , and broadcasts are very low . Within ...
... types shown in Fig . 1. Among the written text types , professional letters show a relatively high score ; but among the spoken text types , spontaneous and planned speeches show rather low scores , and broadcasts are very low . Within ...
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... types with respect to these dimensions have been charted . This treatment depends on a multi - feature / multi - dimension approach , using factor analysis to study a wide range of linguistic features taken from diverse text types ...
... types with respect to these dimensions have been charted . This treatment depends on a multi - feature / multi - dimension approach , using factor analysis to study a wide range of linguistic features taken from diverse text types ...
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... Type A , where the forms are distinct . Yo should likewise be used more in Type C tenses than in Types A or B. Table 2 gives pronoun usage rates for all five pronoun groups in the three tense types . TYPE yo tú él , ella nosotros ellos ...
... Type A , where the forms are distinct . Yo should likewise be used more in Type C tenses than in Types A or B. Table 2 gives pronoun usage rates for all five pronoun groups in the three tense types . TYPE yo tú él , ella nosotros ellos ...
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