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--- en:eebo:collocations [2016/11/22 10:49] – [Association measures] veronikapojarova
+++ en:eebo:collocations [2018/07/30 14:49] (current) – vaclavcvrcek
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 Thanks to the corpus linguistics, anyone can easily identify which strings of words are established collocations and which are not. A collocation consists of a key word (a node which usually is also [[en:pojmy:kwic|KWIC]] and a contextual word (collocate)).
-Let's try finding collocations of a word such as //bread//. We select EEBO as the corpus we wish to work with and then use a basic query type. After clicking on the search button, concordance lines will appear. //Bread//, a key word, is always located in the middle of the line (higlighted in pink). We then click on the **collocations** button located in the upper menu and select **custom** from the dropdown menu.
+Let's try finding collocations of a word such as //bread//. We select [[en:cnk:eebo|EEBO]] as the corpus we wish to work with and then use a basic query type. After clicking on the search button, concordance lines will appear. //Bread//, a key word, is always located in the middle of the line (higlighted in pink). We then click on the **collocations** button located in the upper menu and select **custom** from the dropdown menu.
 [{{eebo-9.png?500|Form for collocation candidates}}]