Applying Corpora in Teaching and Learning Romance Languages is the first major volume dedicated to the use of corpora in teaching and learning Romance languages. Covering four Mediterranean Romance languages – French, Italian, Spanish, and Catalan – the volume provides a thematically structured exploration of applying corpora, with sections on spoken language, writing and translation, data-driven learning, acquisition, and classroom practice. The chapters making up the volume engage critically with both historical issues and contemporary methodologies, serving to illustrate how corpora can enhance language teaching and student engagement. With its broad scope and range of insightful research findings, this volume lays the foundations for further research in applying corpus linguistics to Romance languages. A must-read for researchers and teachers wishing to engage with corpus use in the teaching and learning of Romance languages.
Introduction: Corpora in teaching and learning Romance languages
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Teaching persuasion in spanish for academic purposes: mitigation and boosting strategies
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Crosslinguistic influences and L3/Ln teaching: A corpus-based analysis of L3/Ln catalan intermediate learners’ errors in writing
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Patterns of modality and functional equivalence in the language of contracts: a corpus-based, intra-/interlinguistic, intercultural study for translation professionals and educators
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Learning one’s own language: data-driven learning for italian L1 speakers in LSP classes
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Data-driven learning effects on the development of italian L2 phraseological competence: the combined role of semantic transparency and frequency
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Aligning learning and teaching sequences: insights from L2 acquisition of italian word order for didactic interventions
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Teachers’ questioning strategies and their implications for learner responses: a corpus-based study of spoken interaction in the French L2 classroom
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Exploring the role of corpora in Spanish Language Teaching (SLT): insights into instructors’ views, practices, and needs
Mara Fuertes Gutiérrez, Magdalena Abad Castelló, Rocío Díaz Bravo
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Examining coherence and cohesion errors in writing catalan as an additional language: some pedagogical proposals from a corpus‑based analysis
Anna Joan Casademont, Carme Bach, Èric Vilardrich i Castellanas
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Learning to interact with corpora in french as a foreign language: the example of storytelling
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