Defining Core Vocabulary and Tracking Its Distribution across Spoken and Written Genres

David Y. W. Lee

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L'A. presente une analyse statistique sur la distribution du vocabulaire de base en anglais entre les genres textuels ecrits et oraux afin de mettre en valeur certaines differences d'usage lexical. Il s'appuie sur l'analyse d'un corpus electronique : le British National Corpus (BNC). L'A. decrit la maniere dont a ete effectuee une mise en operation de vocabulaire de base et discute des resultats les plus interessants

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