Turkey Marika Ankara  +  151293 Mon, 24 Oct 05 10:55 PM hello .i am studying teaching language skills.if i have problems while studying my lesson  may ı ask you questions? now i am studyig vocabulary. my lesson titles are : 1words:1.1 wodr formation1.2multi word units 2lexical relation:2.1 collocation2.2sense relations2.3 semantic fields2.4 homonomy and polysemy -metaphorical extensions 2.5 metaphor2.6 componential analysis 3mental lexicon 3.1input,storage,retrieval 3.2prototypes 3.4meaning and cognition ......................... i want you to give me advices ,tips about these subjects ,how can i study my lesson  to do my best in my exam i am sorry if this is nonsense help thanks friends Turkey Marika Ankara Joined on Sun, Sep 18 2005 turkey New Member 14 Difference Between, Vocabulary

	Mister Micawber  +  151510 Tue, 25 Oct 05 11:24 AM Not nonsense, Marika, but your question is either too comprehensive, or not clear at the moment.  When you have a specific question about one of these topics, please ask us. Mister Micawber Joined on Wed, Aug 4 2004 Yokohama Veteran Member 30,507 'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master-- that's all.' Difference Between

	Turkey Marika Ankara  +  151647 Tue, 25 Oct 05 05:41 PM thanks mister micawber. ok then, i will ask so much questions to you and here is my 1st question: are there any differences between ortographic and phonological shape? in my book it writes that' L2 learners may associate ortographic shape as phonological shape... thanks Turkey Marika Ankara Difference Between

	Mister Micawber  +  151733 Wed, 26 Oct 05 12:45 AM Orthographical shape is the spelling of a word or phrase; phonological shape is the sound. Learners may associate ea = /i:/, as in beard, hear but then carry the association mistakenly to bear and bureau. Mister Micawber Difference Between, Spelling

	Turkey Marika Ankara  +  151782 Wed, 26 Oct 05 03:27 AM mister micawber ı thank to you too much. it's ok now. please would you inform me with concretely(?) about mental lexicon concepts which are: input, storage and retrieval? thank you i am very happy to hear  you Turkey Marika Ankara Difference Between

	Mister Micawber  +  152420 Fri, 28 Oct 05 02:45 PM You look at a word in the dictionary, or read it, or hear it, and it is thereby INPUT into your mind-- it is STORED somewhere in your memory in a place and by a method which will allow you to find it and RETRIEVE it in order to use it appropriately. This paradigm for the way the senses and memory work is via a computer metaphor. Mister Micawber Difference Between, Metaphors

	Mister Micawber  +  159002 Wed, 16 Nov 05 12:14 AM In the case of my computer information is input through my keyboard, is kept in storage in my Documents files, and is ready for retrieval any time I wish to click open one of those files, and copy and paste them onto such a site as this. Mister Micawber Difference Between