The paper describes the uses of four frequency adverbs with suffix da-哒of Yiyang dialect in Hunan province,and discusses their origins based on modem Chinese documents from the perspective of lexicalization.

This paper discusses the levels of Chinese frequency adverb.

"Lian" is an stress adverb and "Lianlian" is a short frequency adverb.

Two experiments were designed to explore the influences of word frequency and accumulative frequency (sum of word frequency and morpheme frequency) on monosyllabic words recognition.

These feature selection methods do not care the term frequency, that is, a term is one more times occurs (even high frequency) in a document is the same that occurs once in a document.

Based on previoustheoretical and empirical studies and employing the self-paced moving-windowparadigm, two experiments are conducted here to explore respectively howthematic fit and verb frequency, as representatives of lexical information, willinfluence Chinese English learners resolving English ambiguous sentences.

This essay systemically studies Frequency Adverbs from the aspects of Semantics and Syntax, based on the theory of three planes and benefited from some theories of Systemic & functional Grammar and the inter-language theory.