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Out now: "Future Challenges and Opportunities for Data-Driven Learning" with @languagecopora @carlosordonana.bsky.social #corpuslinguistics #languagelearning an entry in The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Computer-Assisted Language Learning. doi.org/10.1007/978-... Thanks to the editors and reviewers.

— Pascual Pérez-Paredes (@perez-paredes.bsky.social) 2025-03-31T04:40:52.874Z

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Exploring Part of Speech (POS)-tag sequences in a large-scale learner corpus of L2 English

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Category: twitter

Annoying phrases: Twitter feed

Annoying phrases: Twitter feed

What's the most #AnnoyingPhrase you've heard? One of mine is: "At the end of the day…."!

— Jeffrey Scott Spragg (@J_S_Spragg) July 22, 2020
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Posted on 23rd July 202023rd July 2020Categories language, language analysis, twitterTags annoying phrases

Hashtags and text mining

Twitter: How to archive event hashtags and create an interactive visualization of the conversation (Link)

TAGSExplorer Beta (Link)

TAGS v3 (Link)

AYLIEN Text analysis API demo  (Link)

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Posted on 2nd September 2014Categories hashtags, sentiment analysis, text analysis, text tools, text-analytics, twitter

I want to make beautiful things even in nobody cares, May calendar @smashingmag

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Beautiful Things
Designed by Elise Vanoorbeek from Belgium.

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Posted on 2nd May 2014Categories creativity, The Interent, twitter

Using twitter in linguistic research

An excellent example of how twitter can help linguists map out variation: pop or soda?  (Link)

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Posted on 10th July 2012Categories corpus linguistics, research, twitter

Using twitter in linguistic research

An excellent example of how twitter can help linguists map out variation: pop or soda?  (Link)

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Posted on 10th July 2012Categories corpus linguistics, research, twitter
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