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  • is a structured collection of real-world, authentic language data (spoken or written), typically large-scale, meant to represent a specific type of language use.
    corpus
  • The data should reflect genuine language use, not artificially created samples. This is critical for drawing valid conclusions about language patterns.
    • Authenticity
  • The corpus must represent the language variety or genre it is meant to reflect. For example, a corpus of academic English should contain texts from various academic disciplines and genres
    • Representativeness
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