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Bohemistyka
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2011
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vol. 11
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issue 1
27-34
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The article deals with pupils’ ability to work with synonyms and their competency to use appropriate lexical means in their written work. Our survey revealed that the children find it difficult not only to work with synonyms provided in advance, but also to use synonyms in specific assignments.
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Bohemistyka
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2010
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vol. 10
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issue 3
212-216
EN
The present paper focuses on assessment of linguistic means used to express evaluation by the youth generation. We were interested in the children’s choice of expressions; whether there are any new or fashionable expressions in their speech and what expressions are used as intensifiers. Fifteen 3–10-minuts records of students’ spoken language were used as material for the research. The analysis drew us to a conclusion that expressive vocabulary is very frequent in the students’ speech. Among those, vast majority are words originating in a semantic shift (hustý, drsný, libový, vymletý). Everyday words (trapný, hustý, super, v pohodě), but also updated expressions (libový, suprový, vymletý, na pohodu), which are not used so frequently though, are very popular. The most common means of intensifying is adding an adverbial in front of the adjective (hrozně v pohodě, úplně bezvadný). However, by far the most common intensifier is the particle fakt (fakt uvolněný).
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