Lexical disorders教学讲义.ppt

Lexical disorders;;Types of aphasia;;;;What causes aphasia?;;Recovery from aphasia;Specific Language Impairment (SLI);;;;;Outcomes of long term SLI;Disorders at word and morphological levels;Words and morphemes in aphasia;Two attempts by aphasic patients to describe a picture of a child stealing a biscuit;Paraphasias;Three levels of categorization in taxonomies;Characteristics of the replies;Another test;Summary;SLI subjects’ inflectional systems;Conclusion (1);(2)Different grammatical functions ofthe affixes is the controlling factor;Treatment;;;;;;Reading Pens;;Syntax ;Definitions;Meaning determination of a sentence;Meaningless but grammatical;Associative meaning;Grammaticality;Lexical/grammatical categories;Importance of grammatical category;Nouns;Adjectives;Verbs;Adverbs;Prepositions;Pronouns;Conjunctions;Problems in word classification;Case system in English;Sentence types;Grammatical categories;Grammatical functions;Representing a sentence with categories;Acceptability in the ordering of words ;Phrase Structure rules;PS rules in English;Prescriptive grammar;Obey or disobey the rules?;Descriptive grammar;Structural analysis;Applications;Immediate constituent analysis;Cutting a sentence into constituents;Substitutability of constituents;Tree diagramming IC structure;Bracketing IC structure;Applications;An exercise