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03:00 “I am Done (with) My Homework”: the… “I am Done (with) My Homework”: the Semantics, Syntax, and Variation of a Feature of Philadelphia English, Molly Cutler, UG '23 (3963503)	“I am Done (with) My Homework”: the Semantics, Syntax, and Variation of a Feature of Philadelphia English, Molly Cutler, UG '23 (3963503) In my research, I look at a syntactic feature that is local to Philadelphia English, which is a type of sentence structure that Philadelphians find normal, and might not even realize that people… linguistics dialect variation syntactic syntax "be done" construction "be done with" construction semantic naturalness judgment language sentences context sentence construction structure philadelphian philadelphia positions incentives task tasks adjective sounds questions english dialect history listening From Research Princeton Research Day 2 likes 51 plays Date April 27th, 2022 Speaker Molly Cutler Department Linguistics
01:15:26 Visualizing Russian: Teaching Vocabulary at the… Visualizing Russian: Teaching Vocabulary at the Intersection of Frequency, Grammar, and Communication	Visualizing Russian: Teaching Vocabulary at the Intersection of Frequency, Grammar, and Communication Visualizing Russian is a suite of tools benefiting language learners, teachers, and researchers and enabling each user-group to access the complex system of the Russian language through visualization… russian constructions text vocabulary frequency lemma forms words morphemes colors semantic domains visualization dictionary javascript gloss corpus authenticity verbs case From PC Princeton Center for Language Study 0 likes 16 plays Date October 28th, 2021 Speaker Steven Clancy Department Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures, Harvard University Location Online

03:00

“I am Done (with) My Homework”: the…

“I am Done (with) My Homework”: the Semantics, Syntax, and Variation of a Feature of Philadelphia English, Molly Cutler, UG '23 (3963503)

In my research, I look at a syntactic feature that is local to Philadelphia English, which is a type of sentence structure that Philadelphians find normal, and might not even realize that people…

From Research Princeton Research Day 2 likes 51 plays

Date

April 27th, 2022

Speaker

Molly Cutler

Department

Linguistics

01:15:26

Visualizing Russian: Teaching Vocabulary at the…

Visualizing Russian: Teaching Vocabulary at the Intersection of Frequency, Grammar, and Communication

Visualizing Russian is a suite of tools benefiting language learners, teachers, and researchers and enabling each user-group to access the complex system of the Russian language through visualization…