Certain forms of AdjP occur right at the beginning of the NP, before the indefinite article a.
E.g.
a. [How big a box] do we need?
b. We'd select [this big a box].
a. It seemed [such a computer].
b. [What a handsome] I was.
[noun]
- virtual disaster *his almost death
[verb]
- It virtually evaporated. He almost died.
[adjective]
- It was virtually impossible. He was
Deviant Workplace Behavior
Also called antisocial behavior or workplace incivility
Voluntary behavior that violates significant organizational norms and, in doing so, threatens the well-being of the organization
Typology:
Production – working speed
Property – damage and stealing
Political – favoritism and gossip
Personal Aggression – sexual harassment
On No
Status and Culture (지위와 문화)
: The importance of status varies with culture.
(지위의 중요성은 지위에 따라 다르다.)
: Managers must understand who and what holds status when interacting with people from another culture.
(관리자는 다른 문화의 사람들과 상호작용할 때, 누가 그리고 어떤 지위를 가졌는지에 대해 이해해야 한다.)
Social
that word as a gerund-participle form of the verb ‘entertain’, the meaning of the sentence is “They are currently receiving guests.” Whereas, if the word is an adjective, the meaning of it is “they are enjoyable.” In this case, to escape from such ambiguity, replacing be verb by seem or become or adding very are recommended. If do so, verbal interpretation is excluded. Otherwise,
properties(LAD)
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2. Language Acquisition Device and
Critical Period Hypothesis
아동의 모국어 습득 현상을 설명하기위한 가설
The Critical Period Hypothesis (Lenneberg, 1967)
- critical period: a biologically determined period of life
when language can be acquired more easily and beyond
which time language is increasingly difficult to acquire
- in SLA: ‘classic’ argument-a c