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Linear Unit Grammar

In linguistics, Linear Unit Grammar (LUG) is an approach that describes language in chunks that unfold in real time, based on the notion that… 
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John McHardy Sinclair

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2016
2016
Chapter 2. A unified model of Linear Unit Grammar and Linear Unit Discourse Analysis
2016
2016
Chunking, Emergence, and Online Production as Theoretical Concepts in ELF
Located at the intersection of applied linguistics and more formal language theory, this paper draws a parallel between concepts… 
2015
2015
Chapter 6. I mean I only really wanted to dry me towels because …
This study builds on the notion of ‘clause collocation’ (Hunston 2002: 75) and examines the use of this kind of co-selection… 
2014
2014
The role of discourse reflexivity in a linear description of grammar and discourse : the case of IMDb message boards
This study investigates the role of discourse reflexivity in the linear structure of both grammar and discourse by proposing an… 
2011
2011
Modelling temporality in speech: the Linear Unit Grammar
2011
2011
Interruption and Uncooperativeness in Academic ELF Group Work : An Application of Linear Unit Grammar
2009
2009
Syntax beyond the noun phrase – a corpus-driven approach to valency
Many models of valency theory used in Germanistik classify sentences such as Sie beschlossen zu gehen as consisting of a verb… 
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