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| Thanks in advance, Nyggus |
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| Try this site http://view.byu.edu It searches the BNC, one of the biggest corpora available, and will show collocations and colligations. It's worth playing with to get used to. I think it's one of the most useful sources on the web. |
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it s great! thanks a lot regards |
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| Have you tried the Time corpus there too- it can produce some very interesting results if you look at buzz words and jargon. |
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