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paper corpusSignosTxtLongLines594 - : First two expository essays Ideational meaning: This included the students’ use of colloquial words (culture-specific unelaborated lexical choices ). For example, when they mentioned Gao Kao, they did not provide an additional explanation to tell the readers that it is a high-stakes university entrance examination in China. The students also inappropriately used genre-specific choices of process (e.g., I think). Logical fallacies also occurred when the students were presenting information. Ideational meaning: Are these lexical choices appropriate to the field in the expository essay? Are the two parts (i.e., claim and support) logically connected to each other?
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paper corpusSignosTxtLongLines594 - : 3.4. Students’ transition to the writing of argumentative essays: Temporary collapse and ultimate alignment
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paper corpusSignosTxtLongLines594 - : First two argumentative essays Ideational meaning: The students mechanically and constantly used show as the reporting verb rather than changing it according to the strength of the evidence . This involves the students’ interpretation of evidence, which sometimes amounted to a logical fallacy (e.g., they did not take the research context into consideration and made a hasty generalization). Ideational meaning: Is the reporting verb appropriate for expressing the meaning of the original text? Does the research really say so or suggest so? Can you double-check the logic between the evidence and your interpretation?
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4) choices: 3
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Lengua: eng
Frec: 143
Docs: 77
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