The processing of formulaic language

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The processing of formulaic language

It is generally accepted that we store representations of individual words in our mental lexicon. There is growing agreement that the lexicon also contains formulaic language (How are you? kick the bucket). In fact, there are compelling reasons to think that the brain represents formulaic sequences...

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Main Authors:	Conklin, Kathy, Schmitt, Norbert
Format:	Article
Published:	Cambridge University Press 2012
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/28884/

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