ENHANCING GRAMMAR INSTRUCTION THROUGH CORPUS LINGUISTICS
Keywords:
Corpus Linguistics, grammar teaching, language learning, data-driven learning, corpus analysis tools.Abstract
This paper explores the role of Corpus Linguistics in teaching grammar. It highlights the advantages of using effective approaches in grammar instruction, including authenticity, contextual relevance, and frequency-based insights. The study discusses various corpus analysis tools and methods that facilitate grammar learning and examines their effectiveness in classroom settings. The findings suggest that Corpus Linguistics enhances learners’ grammatical competence by providing real-life language examples and fostering data-driven learning.
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