the oxford 3000 word list pdf

... The Oxford 3000™ The keywords of the Oxford 3000 have been carefully selected by a group of language experts and experienced teachers as the words which should receive ... With most keywords, there is far more to learn about them than the first meaning in the entry: often these words have many meanings, have a large family of words d derived from them, or are ... follows the main list. Knowing these words will help you to understand more of the informa- tion given in the entries, especially regarding the word's grammar and register (whether it

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... in the context of the Oxford Learner’s Word Lists. These word lists—the Oxford 3000, the Oxford 5000, the Oxford Phrase List, the Oxford Phrasal Academic Lexicon, and topic lists—have been designed ... IN THE OXFORD 3000 AND OXFORD 5000? Figure 4 shows the approach taken to assigning CEFR levels to words in the revised Oxford 3000 and in the new Oxford 5000 Firstly, the frequency of a word ... time on. MARLISE HORST Revising the Oxford 3000 and creating the Oxford 5000 Trang 10THE OXFORD LEARNER’S WORD LISTS AND THE CEFRThe CEFR provides a description of the language abilities of learners

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... materialist view of many mental processes, seeing them as the consciousness of physical states, as in the *James– Lange theory of the emotions or his replacement of the Kantian ‘I think’ as the ... heresy. Whilst their thinking was eclipsed in the north by the positivist tradition in the latter half of the nineteenth century, it was critically elaborated and secu- larized by the southern group ... philosophers had either pre- empted or independently conceived all the main elements of modern European philosophy, with the Platonists rep- resenting the rationalists and the Aristotelians the empiri-

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... mind)? The question then becomes: how should we assess these further values? Can any rational grounds be given for pursuing some of them rather than others; or one life plan rather than another? ... after the manner of Locke, into elements and their combina- tions and associations. Many of the ideas in the Essay (the stress on observation and the corpuscular theory of matter, the attack on the ... they are, why should I not adopt them anyway, without bothering whether they are God’s? Another version of the question focuses not on our indi- vidual lives but on the whole scheme

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... of which is neither mental nor physical. The mind consists of these entities under one aspect, and matter consists of them under another. The theory was intended to preserve the advantages of ... edition of The Gay Science (1887), published On the Genealogy of Morals in the same year, and then in the final year of his active life (1888) wrote Twilight of the Idols, The Case of Wagner, The Antichrist, ... them and to whoever might participate in them to the extent that they do so, rather than for their conception as the moral- ities of distinct types of human beings. So he did not advo- cate the

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... in the sense that he endorsed the mathematical theories of the Timaeus, but because he distinguished between the appearances of nature and its true mathematical struc- ture, the latter being the ... further arguments for the immortality of the soul in Republic x and in the Phaedrus, but in those dialogues there is also a more complex view of what the soul is. Whereas the Phaedo, like the ... happiness and individual liberty. III. The late dialogues open with two criticisms of the the- ories of the middle period, in the Parmenides and the Theaetetus. The Parmenides is concerned with meta-

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... self-defeating theories. In the simplest sense, a theory is self-defeating if the truth of the theory would imply the falsity of the theory. However, the expression is usually applied to theories that ... self-defeating theories (self-defeating when the aims of the theory are consciously adopted by the agent) and directly self-defeating theories (self-defeating when the aims of the theory are successfully ... semantics, or the study of the relation of signs to the things they represent; and *pragmatics, or the study of the relation of signs to their users. Semantics is thus the general study of the interpret-

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... common to the conclusion and the other premiss. The first term (the subject) of the conclusion is called the minor term, the premiss containing it the minor premiss; and the second term (the predicate) ... tasks described by a theory because they tacitly know the theory is to say that they encode the information recorded by the theory but not necessarily in the form in which the theory represents ... from the first two (the premisses), and 2. three terms such that one of them (the middle term) is common to the premisses, the second is common to the conclusion and one of the premisses, and the

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... replicate the same symbol) if and only if (very roughly) they have the same significance. Following Peirce it can be said, for example, that there are three tokens of the word ‘the’ (that type) in the ... meaning to the theses that the world is infinite in size or has a first cause (and their opposites), but he holds them to be undecidable or unknowable for the reason that the concepts employed in them ... trust. Whether one trusts a specific other commonly depends on whether one thinks the other is trustworthy in the relevant circumstances. This depends on what know- ledge one has of the other’s future

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... argument for the existence of God; theism; Thomism; Thomism, analytical; veritatis splendor god, arguments against the existence of atheism and agnosticism; God and the philosophers; evil, the prob- ... education, problems of the philosophy of higher-order logic logic, modern; types, theory of hilbert formalism; mathematics, history of the philo- sophy of; mathematics, problems of the philosophy of ... infinity, axiom of; mathemat- ics, history of the philosophy of; mathematics, prob- lems of philosophy of; number; set theory; traversal of the infinite; Zeno infinity, axiom of set theory informal

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... 527–29 website, 536 word order in, 527f, 528–29 Word meanings, image schemas and, 1094–96 Word order default and exceptional, 527f in semantics, 437–38 in Word Grammar, 527f, 528–29 Word Power: Phrasal ... hypothesis,... Susan, 225–26 Wang, William S.-Y., 952, 954 War of the Ghosts story, Boas and, 1272, 1288n8 Ward, Gregory, 467 Wasow, Thomas, 468–70 Watt, Ian, 1015 Watters, James K., 221 The ... 1229 Pa ˆ nini, 322 Panther, Klaus-Uwe, 244, 247, 661–62, 664 Papafragou, Anna, 249, 250 Paradigms, 172, 595, 639, 643–46. See also Word- Paradigm model ‘‘Parietal Hypothesis,’’ 326 Particles,

Ngày tải lên: 03/07/2014, 01:20

... on the first part of the word and trailing off towards the end of the word. Alternatively, the parent could si- lently stroke the baby’s back or head with a stroke analogous to the ‘‘There, there’’ ... perception is at the core of the present formulation of the embodiment hypothesis. The analogy between the form of the argument for the embodiment hypothesis and the form of the foregoing argument ... ways. First, they may more or less closely model the actual neurobiology of the neural circuitry whose function they seek to emulate. Second, they may use as their input structures the output from

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... elements of the construal configuration, and the other some other, or more, elements). This is the way this representation will be used in the remainder of this chapter. The extreme case at the other ... located is part of the ground of the utterance. The position of the ballroom in (3) is calcu- lated from the common position of the speech participants or the position of the addressee (for example, ... involves the ground as it is made by speakers on the basis of an assess- ment of their interlocutors and the rest of the communicative situation). I have furthermore suggested that the basic

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... when they reached the final of the US Open tennis tournament in 2001. Why would the speaker choose the modal can in a situation where he knows that his daughters will be the finalists in the tennis ... which thus constitutes the matrix domain that is the antecedent of the anaphoric pronoun she. The theory of Ruiz de Mendoza and his coauthors has the advantage of accounting for the difference between ... meaning, the transitive verb kick ‘hit with the foot’ in Mary kicked Bill the ball is in syntactic and semantic conflict with the syntax and the meaning of the ditransitive construction. The resolution

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... sort, possibly the sky in ( 1c) and the speaker in (1d). (1) a. The balloon passed over the house. b. The balloon passed over. c. The balloon went up. d. The balloon went over there. However, ... acquisition studies. By studying the way second-language learners master the structures of their L2 and the mistakes they make, inferences can be drawn about the nature of their L1 categories (Frisson ... agree on the terms and def- initions or make different distinctions, given the large theoretical variation, the bare fact that there seems to be agreement on the essential nature of these concepts

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... doubtful. Rather, all languages appear to make use of the concept, but they can differ substantially both as to the extension of the regions which they express and as to whether they use primarily ... points are of the same kind, and they should therefore not be lumped together under the cover term ‘‘landmark’’ (or ‘‘ground’’). How, then, is the translocation of trajector defined in the Geocen- ... ferences among spatial situations, on the one hand, and the way space is classified by adult speakers of their language, on the other’’ (415). The problem is rather that the nature of this interaction

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... and they quickly come along with the activa- tion. ‘Jesus on the Cross’ evokes the frame of ‘Roman crucifixion’, of ‘Jesus the baby’, of ‘Jesus the son of God’, of ‘Mary and the Holy women at the ... tell us the shoe sizes of the boxers or how many ounces the boxing gloves weigh or whether the boxers are wearing protective head gear, but a finer topology can in- clude the shoe size, the weight ... that they have the same features or properties. When someone says, ‘‘When I was six, I weighed fifty pounds,’’ they prompt us to build an identity connector between them now and ‘them’ when they

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... is the sense in which one says that Heather is the Subject of the Verb sings. In other words, the term ‘‘Subject’’ confounds two different types of relations in a construction: the role of the ... the sense in which one says that Heather is the Subject of the Intransitive clause Heather sings. This part-whole relation is represented implicitly in (10) by the nesting of the box for Heather ... Constructions other than idiomatic phrases are compositional; that is, the meanings of the parts of the construction are combined to form the meaning of the whole construction. The reason that they must

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... of the term; they would, in other words, subscribe to the view that a linguistic analysis is a hypothesis about the mental representation of lan- guage in the minds of its speakers. 4 Neither ... and the like. 9 g. The Core and the Periphery. The aim of the generative enterprise has been from the very start the search for high-level generalizations. In this process, the idiosyncratic, the ... each of the constituents of a passive clause—the verb be, the participle, the optional by-phrase—and to identify their contribution to a passive clause in relation to the values which these elements

Ngày tải lên: 03/07/2014, 01:20

... n. entertainment n. The Oxford 3000 d The Oxford 3000 The keywords of the Oxford 3000 have been carefully selected by a group of language experts and experienced teachers as the words w hich should ... det., pron., conj. the definite article theatre (BrE) ( NAmE theater) n. their det. theirs pron. them pron. theme n. themselves pron. then adv. theory n. there adv. therefore adv. they pron. thick ... make the definitions in this dictionary easy to understand, we have written them using the keywords of the Oxford 3000. All words used in normal definition text are keywords, or are on the list...

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