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Date Posted: 15:30:36 09/06/09 Sun
Author: Adriana (clarification)
Subject: Superordinates _ page 66

Dear Adriana,
I was rereading our text about Discourse analysis and vocabulary to
check our slides, so I took a look more carefully on page 66 that you
suggested us to see and I realized that you are really right. In spite of the use of general superordinates in English is commom and words like the ones we found in the text we still didn't know that they were called superordinates I conclude that more we study and read, more we learn.
Besides of this I have learned much more that I still
didn't know in this course.
Hugs,
Lourdinha

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