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Non-native speakers usage of makeGwendolyn Graf and Patricia Burch
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Aim and approach
Based on Rosenbergers findings about SwissEnglish
Using the VOICE corpus, we will examine howmakewas used by non-native speakers
The aim is to confirm or doubt Rosenbergers
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Aim and approach
Rosenberger differentiates between 7 categories,4 of them concern doand 3 concern make:
Use of makeinstead of door other light verb
Use of makeinstead of other verb
Use of makeinstead of other construction
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AnalysisRosenberger Our Findings
Instances of makein the database 386 1807
Use of makeinstead of door other lightverb
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Use of makeinstead of other verb 4 71
Use of makeinstead of other construction 6 68
Total of non-native use 50 171
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Examples
Category 2.1. and he will make his examsbeforethe normal (EDcon250: 714)
Category 2.2. may i make a stupidquestion? (POwsd 258: 700)
Category 2.3. it makesme frustratedso (PRqas19: 48)
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Findings
Non-native use: 9.5% (Rosenberger: 13%)
Most non-native use by Danish, Dutch, Germanand Portuguese speakers.
Significantly higher non-native use in categories2.2. and 2.3. than in 2.1. (contrarily to whatRosenberger examined)
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Problems
We couldnt examine doas well because of theframework of the paper
VOICE contains too many speakers of differentlanguages!significance of L1 not possible to
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References
Rosenberger, Lukas. 2009. The Swiss Englishhypothesis. Tbingen: Narr Francke.
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