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Language Issues 08.05.2021

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Language Issues 19.04.2021

Have you ever thought that probably our understanding of metaphors can enable us to grasp the different senses of phrasals and idioms? Check this out! Look forward to your comments and questions!... Subscribe today to this free-of charge 11-episode course on phrasals and idioms. Click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5gb-EP2bcs&t=12s

Language Issues 03.04.2021

Here is CLASS 5 of our course on PHRASALS and IDIOMS! Can't miss out on this one! Please share, like, watch, comment! Here is the link!... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATesI3cZADw See more

Language Issues 17.03.2021

¡Hola! Compartimos la clase 3 sobre Gramática Generativa. En esta ocasión, hablaremos de Estructura Argumentativa y Asignación de Roles Temáticos. Si apoyas nuestro proyecto, compartilo con compañeros, colegas y estudiantes y suscríbite a nuestro canal para que podamos compartir los últimos videos. ¡Nos vemos! ¡Gracias! Hello! Here is class 3 on Argument Structure and Theta Role Asignment. If you wish to support our project, please subscribe to our channel and share our videos with fellow students and colleagues so that we can keep you posted! See you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnAU5hPEYBg

Language Issues 11.03.2021

Hi there! In this class, we tell you what particle UP means in expressions such as "pair up", "break up", "split up", "team up", "gang up", etc. Of course, you can just look them up in a dictionary. However, some of you may wish to know WHY particle UP behaves this way so that you can learn about the system rather than individual, separate, isolated cases. Any question or comments? We are all ears! Share, like and subscribe (so that we can keep you posted)! :)... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27veZvKN04g&t=13s

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