College English Teaching and Learning from the Perspective of Corpus Linguistics
Abstract
Corpus linguistics is deemed as a methodology widely used in the field and theory of linguistics. The author will represent the points of general knowledge of corpus linguistics in this paper. In addition, the potential applications of it in English education are also included.References
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