University Subjects
LING20011: Grammar of English
LING20011: Grammar of English
- University
- University of Melbourne
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- Arts Linguistics
literally lauren
8 years ago
- Assessment
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10 tutorial exercises (10% total, 1% each); 2 assignments with short answer questions and sentence mapping (50% total, 25% each); Open-book exam (40%)
- Comments
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5/5 is starting to be my default for Linguistics subjects... GofE was definitely worth it though.A few quick notes on background knowledge and prerequisites: Secret Life (1st year core unit) is
- Lectopia Enabled
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Yes, but Lesley would write on the board occasionally and that wouldn't be picked up, so you're better off attending unless you want to miss valuable demonstrations
- Lecturer(s)
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Prof. Lesley Stirling, World's Cuddliest Linguist. I believe this is changing in 2016 though.
- Past Exams Available
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Yes, one. Much shorter and quite a bit easier than the real exam, but still touched on all the basic concepts that came up.
- Rating
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5 Out of 5
- Textbook Recommendation
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Student's Introduction to Grammar by Huddleston & Pullum - really beneficial but don't buy it, it's expensive :s
Options:
The Google Books versions here and here are kida dodgy quality but should suffice. There's also a bunch of other totally legal pdf versions if you google hard enough. This was the one I used, but that was only after another copy was taken down mid-semester, so you may have to find a backup at some stage. - Workload
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2 x 1 hour lectures and 1 x 1 hour tute
- Year & Semester Of Completion
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2015, Semester 1
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H1
- State
- VIC
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- University
- Courses
- 57
- Campuses
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Burnley Creswick Dookie Parkville Shepparton Southbank Werribee
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