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Thread: Lexical density
- 02-Nov-2006, 18:07 #1
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Lexical density Is there anything, like a Lexical density test, that can measure how easy it is for a sentence to be understood when it is spoken?
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- 02-Nov-2006, 18:27 #2
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Re: Lexical density
- 03-Nov-2006, 04:31 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: Lexical density Not quite. I gathered that the Lexical Density Test can be used to determine the 'Readability' of text. What about verbal exchanges, or rather, how easy is it to understand a sentence when it is spoken?
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- 03-Nov-2006, 08:32 #4
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Teacher Re: Lexical density It would have to be transcribed.
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