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Table of Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Table of contents
- Introduction
- I. Categories and constructions in context
- Teaching usage and concepts: Toward a cognitive pedagogical grammar
- L2 constructions and interactional competence: Subordination and coordination in English L2 learning
- Optional that in complementation by German and Spanish learners
- French onions and Dutch trains: Typological perspectives on learners’ descriptions of spatial scenes
- II. Teaching construal and viewpoint
- Since it is everywhere: Viewpoint in second language teaching
- Using blending theory to teach the English conditionals
- Making sense of the definite article through a pedagogical schematic
- III. Polysemy
- Reexamining por and para in the Spanish foreign language intermediate classroom: A usage-based, cognitive linguistic approach
- Polysemy and conceptual metaphors: A cognitive linguistics approach to vocabulary learning
- Embodied experience and the teaching and learning of L2 prepositions: A case study of abstract in and on
- Index
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