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100 $aTrần, Thị Kim Hiếu
245 ## $aA study on English expressions denoting time with reference to their Vietnamese equivalents / $cTrần Thị Kim Hiếu; NHDKH Đang Ngoc Huong, Ph.D
246 ## $aNghiên cứu các biểu đạt tiếng Anh chỉ thời gian trong sự liên hệ tương đương với tiếng Việt
260 ## $aH. : $bViện Đại Học Mở Hà Nội, $c2016
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520 ## $aThis study finds out some major points such as: -Syntactically, time expressions may be single words; phrases; and clauses. Out of the three types, English time expressions which are phrases occupy the biggest number (48,52%). In both English and Vietnamese, time expressions can stand either in initial or final position in the sentence, depending on the purpose of the writer or speaker. Only some expressions of time stand in mid position. - Semantically, both English and Vietnamese use time expressions to indicate points and boundaries of time. Even though Vietnamese is different from English in terms of linguistic systems, the two languages share many syntactic and semantic features and English time expressions could have almost all their equivalents in Vietnamese. In the end, the research worked out the reasons for those mistakes which the students had made in using time denoting expressions in English and proposed the implications on teaching and learning English expressions denoting time .
653 ## $aAdverbials of time
653 ## $aExpressions denoting time
653 ## $aTime expressions
852 ## $a01 $bKho Luận văn $j(2): 01501394, 08100223
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