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100 $aNguyễn, Thị Thảo
245 ## $aReporting verbs in some articles on language research by English and Vietnamese authors / $cNguyễn Thị Thảo; Supervisor: Assoc.Prof.Dr. Phan Văn Quế
260 ## $aH. : $bTrường Đại học Mở Hà Nội, $c2020
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490 ## $aMinistry of Education and Training; Hanoi Open University
520 ## $aThis study aims to analyze similarities and differences in the use of reporting verbs in research articles between Vietnamese and English authors in their native language in terms of patterns, frequency, and denotation functions of reporting verbs in Hyland’s (1999) framework. The research design of this study is a mixed-methods research, integrating qualitative and quantitative analysis. The corpus consists of fifteen articles in Linguistics written by native English speakers published in Journal of English for Academic Purposes and fifteen Vietnamese articles by Vietnamese authors in Language & Life Magazine. The study revealed that all kinds of patterns in integral and non-integral citations where English reporting verbs occur are also found in the Vietnamese corpus. It is concluded from the study that authors of English corpus use more reporting statements than authors of Vietnamese corpus which is shown by the numbers of reporting verbs used and occurrences recorded in the two corpora. Regarding denotation functions, reporting verbs from Research Acts category are employed more frequently in the English corpus than in the Vietnamese corpus, but Cognitive Acts verbs occur in the Vietnamese corpus more frequently. The frequencies of Discourse Acts verbs in the two corpora are similar. Findings of this study can be used as a basis for investigating why Vietnamese learners of English use reporting verbs differently compared with native English speakers, and also can shed light on pedagogical implication of teaching academic writing to Vietnamese learners of English.
653 ## $aacademic writing
653 ## $adenotation functions
653 ## $aReporting verbs
653 ## $acitation
852 ## $a01 $bKho Luận văn $j(1): 01502786
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