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13 Jul 2024: Join us for a workshop to explore how data science might build on the rapid expansion of online learning platforms in UK schools to improve the language development and writing skills ... This includes raising learning outcomes across the world and

13 Jul 2024: Minyao's research interests lie in semantics, pragmatics, philosophy of language and cognitive science. ... Currently she is working on self-reference from a cognitive and cross-linguistic perspective.

13 Jul 2024: Cambridge Occasional Papers in Linguistics, Volume 14, Issue 2 (June 2022). Edited by Ema Banerjee, Alex Cairncross, Sana Kidwai and Chara Triantafyllidou. ... A Featural Analysis of Mandarin Classifiers and Plural Morpheme -Men and Its Implications

13 Jul 2024: Articles. In progress:. Jaszczolt, K. M. & R. B. Sileo. 'Rules of the game: Towards a reconciliation of Gricean and non-Gricean perspectives on literal and non-literal meaning'. ... Sileo, R. B. & K. M. Jaszczolt. 'Cross-sentential Anaphora and the

13 Jul 2024: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics. Green ArchiteXture and World Literature. ... of materials such as modelling clay, cardboard and newspaper to create their representation of the text.

13 Jul 2024: COPiL will review submissions for formatting, style, and egregious grammar and spelling errors only. ... Submissions and/or enquiries should be directed to the COPiL team at copil@mmll.cam.ac.uk.

13 Jul 2024: presupposes that you have already passed it; and I'm so thirsty this afternoon! ... Cambridge: CUP. Tallerman, M. (1998/2005) Understanding syntax. London: Arnold. Teaching and learning:.

13 Jul 2024: For a general guide to research interests of members see Research Interests and for those of PhD students see PhD Students; general undergraduates enquiries should be addressed to ... Research Fellow and Co-Investigator. Gonville and Caius. ESRC

13 Jul 2024: Oxford: Oxford University Press. 260-286. K.M. Jaszczolt and M. Witek. 2018. ... Oxford: Oxford University Press. 158-186. Huang, M., J. Srioutai and M. Greaux.

13 Jul 2024: Comparative Syntax Research Area. The "syntax research area" is a group of staff and students carrying our syntax-related research in Cambridge. ... Members of the area organise and participate in a wide range of events, including:.