References
Webb, S. (2007). Learning word pairs and glossed sentences: The effects of a single context on vocabulary knowledge. Language Teaching Research, 11, 63-81.
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Applies Linguistic Co-text By Mr. Phal Soeun
What is co-text? The words surrounding a particular word or passage within a text that provide context and help to determine meaning.
For Example a key to a door a key on a keyboard or a key to solve the problem The words door , keyboard , and the problem are co-text of the word “ key”
Co-text and Context Co-text – the linguistic environment of a word Context – the non-verbal environment in which a word is used
Context __the surrounding situation in which a word is used is its context . For Example If I were teaching the word goal in context I could use images (e.g. Nelson Mandela) to evoke the life of a man who overcame difficulties in order to achieve his goals . .
Nelson Mandela
Co-text __the surrounding words is its co-text. For Example To be able to use the word goal in English learners would have to know the verbs that commonly occur with it , such as achieve / set / accomplish or score (if talking about football)
References Webb, S. (2007). Learning word pairs and glossed sentences: The effects of a single context on vocabulary knowledge. Language Teaching Research, 11 , 63-81. http://leoxicon.blogspot.com/2013/05/context-or-co-text.html