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Features
(2) Phonemes
(3) Syllables
2. Morphological processing
(1) Morpheme activation
(2) Selectional restrictions
3. Syntax
(1) The syntax module
(2) Garden path sentences
(3) Sentence ambiguity
❸ Putting It All Together: Psycholinguistic Modelling
1. The use of metaphors i
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Searle, J. (1975) : Indirect speech acts. In: Cole
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of \"intake.\"
② A need to communicate.
③ A choice on the part of learners over what is said.
④ The performance of a range of speech acts.
⑤ An input rich in \"extending\" utterances
⑥Uninhibited practice.
3) Task Types and Discourse
- Berwick : The different functional purposes stimulated different
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Martin, Wallace. Rescent Theories of Narrative. Cornell Univ. 1986. Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 발화주체의 수행성
1. 소포클레스의 『
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Kathol, A. 1997. Agreement and the Syntax-
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