Senior lecturer in English linguistics.
Stockholm, Sweden
Joined November 2023
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The effects of extramural English reading on phraseology in L2 writing... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Happy to share our latest study from the ComplEExity Project! Introducing and Evaluating a Measure of Lexical Diversity Across Word Classes
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AAAL2025 has started! We had a presentation from the ComplEExity Project this morning and Terry nailed it! Such a blessing to team up with these fabulous corpus linguists! @tovelarsson1 @HKaatari Ying Wang #extramuralenglish meets #corpuslinguistics @AAALinks
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I hope to see many in Denver at @AAALinks! Accepted paper below with @complEExity_ 🙏 plus an accepted Colloquium on starting age and #extramuralenglish from #STAGE_Norway project🙏with discussant @shansauro 👍
Great news that our paper on self-initiated reading activities and L2 phraseological complexity has been accepted to @AAALinks in Denver. Massive shoutout to Taehyeong Kim for leading on this paper.
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Our @complEExity_ project is making great progress! #extramuralenglish and writing ✍️
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Lund University is looking for a postdoc specialized in #SLA! Fantastic opportunity to work with Prof Alastair Henry to explore the intersection between motivation and self-regulated learning!🤩🙌
Check it out here:
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Now we have @BethanyEkleGray, discussing the need to make research more accessible and apply-able if we want to truly inform the language learning process! #TaLC2024 @MMU_Languages @MCRLinguistics
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The more proficient the learners, the less sophisticated their L2 vocabulary❓
Great to present @EuroSLA with @ElenLeFoll
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NEW BLOG POST
In this guest post, Lukas Sönning (University of Bamberg) talks about why we should pay more attention to linguistic interpretability, in particular in the context of keyness measures.
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@VALP6Vigo organizers also took part in the wonderful @ICAME45Vigo 🌊
David Tizón-Couto and David Lorenz talk to us about “Grammaticalization, reduction and the emergence of variants: The sort/kind/type of X construction in spoken American English.” A well-presented and thought-provoking kind of presentation! #ICAME45
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Henrik Kaatari is currently presenting his research, carried out along with colleges Tove Larsson, Ying Wang, Pia Sundqvist & Taehyeong Kim, in a talk entitled “Self-initiated L2 English activities and their effects on lexical complexity in student writing.” #ICAME45
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Our study on the effect of extramural English activities on the use of lexical complexity features in L2 at #ICAME45! Expertly presented by @HKaatari on behalf of the team.
@ICAME45Vigo
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I finished my talk at @ICAME45Vigo here are the slides if anyone is interested.
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So much data, so much to explore! But how to approach it? The @ICAME45Vigo main conference kicks off with its first plenary: @tovelarsson1 advocates cumulative knowledge building 📚 (aiming for confirmatory designs instead of, say, doing yet another exploratory study) #icame45
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The first day of our #ICAME45 has officially begun! Tove Larsson is our first plenary speaker, and is enlightening us with her delightful presentation entitled “Cumulative knowledge building in corpus linguistics: Testing scpecific hypotheses about language and register”
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Our book! It is such a good feeling to see the real thing. @EricaSandlund If anyone is interested in a discount code, please let me know😃 #testingtalk @BloomsburyAcad @UniOslo_UV @KAU
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"Learning to predict". This paper is NOT about the weather forecast, but maybe an interesting summer read nonetheless – we predict that you're going to learn something 😅 [with David Lorenz 🙌🏼]
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@TROLLingRepo @lvtc @SageJournals
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"I will discuss . . . the distinction between level-1, level-2, ... level-n variables and its relevance for many corpus studies"
Gries (2024). Against level-3-only analyses in corpus linguistics
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S5E22 Survival Analysis in the Social Sciences: It’s About Time
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Today we explore survival analysis — powerful techniques for modeling the time until experiencing an event, and predictors thereof — methods woefully under-utilized in the social sciences.
