英语词汇学毕业论文写一些创新的题目，我就写的网络词汇。当时也不懂，导师逼得紧，还是学姐介绍的莫文网，效率很高的说
英语词汇教学中母语翻译的作用
多模态理论在高中英语词汇教学中的应用
初中英语词汇教学现状调查研究——以济南市三所初中为例
小学英语词汇情境教学模式研究
语块理论指导下的高中英语词汇教学实验研究
我国英语词汇学的溯源辨流
词块法在高中英语词汇教学中的应用研究
初中英语词汇教学中的文化迁移
概念隐喻在高中英语词汇教学中的运用
记忆技巧在高中英语词汇教学中的应用研究——以郑州一中为例
英语词汇教学的认知语境研究
词块理论在高中英语词汇教学中的应用研究
直接拼读法在小学英语词汇教学中的应用研究
基于图式理论的高中英语词汇教学的实证研究
模因论在高中英语词汇教学中的应用
概念隐喻理论与初中英语词汇教学研究——以漳州三中九年级英语词汇教学为例
任务型教学模式视域下农村高中男生英语词汇量扩大研究
初中英语词汇学习中的母语负迁移现象探究
文学名著阅读在高中英语词汇教学中的应用研究
初中英语词汇概念加工的具身特征与教学启示
多模态教学对英语词汇习得效果的实证研究
英语词汇教学“石化”消解研究——基于兰盖克语法理论的分析
认知语法理论指导下的高中英语词汇教学研究
高中英语词汇教学中的问题及对策研究
基于频率作用的大学英语词汇教学模式研究
毕业论文题目
1.现代汉语语音研究
2.汉语新词语研究
3.汉语外来词语研究
4.汉语字母词研究
5.汉语媒体语言特点研究
6.汉语修辞研究
7.汉语多音字研究
8.汉语复活词研究
9.当代汉语科技词语研究
10.现代汉语成语变化研究
11.当代汉语词语语音形式的发展变化
12.汉语惯用语研究
13.当代汉语新谚语研究
14.当代汉语青年流行语研究
1.现代汉语同音误用研究
2.谈谈副词“终于”的用法
3.论正极意义和负极意义
4.语用正误与语频统计
5.因果关系与转折关系的上位义比较
6.给病句一个理由
1.作为文化符号的语言符号
2.文化符号“道”和“道”族词汇的研究（说明：本题中的“道”也可换成“气”、“心”、“性”、“理”、“天”、“命”、“神”等字，分别成为不同的题目）
3.当前我国社会称谓的使用问题
4.“女士、先生、小姐、太太”使用情况调查
5.“同志”的尴尬
6.文学语言研究
7.汉语语气词研究
8.书名和社会文化心理
9.店名和中国文化（说明：本题中的“店名”也可换成“人名”、“姓氏”、“地名”、“菜名”、“品牌名称”等等词语，分别成为不同的题目）
10.鬼神名称和宗教文化
11.命名和艺术世界——谈小说《西游记》的人物、地点命名在艺术建构中的作用
12.成语和中国文化（说明：本题中的“成语”也可换成“歇后语”、“惯用语”、“俗语”等词，分别成为不同的题目）
13.汉语动物名称研究
14.汉语植物名称研究
15.新时期小说语言粗鄙化现象研究
16.“X吧”类新生店名研究
17.说“秀”（英show）
18.汉语象声词研究
19.泛义动词“整”与“搞”的比较研究
20.汉语感叹词研究
21.东北方言动词“造”的研究
22.东北方言语气助词“呗”的研究
23.东北方言后缀“——巴”的研究
24.新时期以来新生句法现象研究
25.话语与政治的关系研究
1.字词误读研究、字词误用研究
2.汉字形体演变及识记研究
3.褒义词考查分析
4.同义词辨析与运用
5.贬义词考查分析
6.汉英词语对比研究（包括对外汉语教学）
7.成语运用研究、习语运用研究
8.新闻语言研究
9.广告用语研究
10.法律、商贸语言研究
11.社交用语研究、文艺用语研究（小品、歌词等）
12.词类区分研究
13.语境与语言表达研究
14.新辞格研究或辞格发展研究
15.语境对词义（句子结构）的影响
16.有特点的句法结构考察分析
1.现代汉语语法
2.汉语应答句研究
3.标题语法研究
4.标题语用研究
5.标题语义研究
6.东北官话地点方言研究
7.东北官话语音研究
8.东北官话词汇研究
9.东北官话语法研究
10.东北官话语用研究
11.现代汉语词典编纂研究
12.现代汉语修辞研究
1.现代汉语主谓谓语句研究
2.现代汉语补语研究
3.程度副词与状态形容词的组合研究
4.程度副词与特殊的动词性结构组合研究
5.“副＋名”的社会运用考察
6.句法结构中的语义分析
7.动词和名词的句法语义关系研究
8.现代汉语歧义问题研究
9.歧义现象和语境研究
10.现代汉语形容词重叠式研究
11.现代汉语程度副词重叠式研究
12.成语和中国文化（说明：本题中的“成语”也可换成“歇后语”、“惯用语”、“俗语”等词，分别成为不同的题目）
1. 当代作家语言研究（包括词汇、语法、修辞）
2. 报刊语言研究
3. 节目主持人语言特点考察
4. 少儿节目语言特点考察
5. 流行歌曲中的若干语言现象
6. 法律语言研究
7. 辩论、演讲语言的特点
8. 对外汉语教材的对比研究
9. 留学生汉语习得的语误研究
10. 汉语各方言的语音、词汇、语法研究
11. 现代汉语插入语的个案或宏观研究
12. 现代汉语委婉语的个案或宏观研究
13. 汉语口语中的话语标记研究（如：对了、嗯、好、得了、回头、然后、我说等）
14. 代词“人”、“人家”使用情况考察
15. 句末语气词使用状况调查
16. 谈“俗话”
17. 汉外对比研究（如：亲属称谓、外来词、具体语法现象）
18. 状语的类型与状语的位置（是否可以前置）
19. 《现代汉语词典》收词情况分类考察
20. 夫妻互称的历时、共时研究
21.交际语言的若干问题研究
1.对外汉语语音教学
2.俄罗斯留学生汉语声调学习研究
3.韩国留学生汉语单字音学习研究
4.歧义格式的实验语音学研究
5.哈尔滨方言单字音研究
6.歧义结构的语音分化研究
7.黑龙江方言语音研究
8.“都”字歧义句的实验语音学研究
9.哈尔滨方言声调研究
10.实验语音学
11.对外汉语单字音教学研究
12.语音史研究
13.语音的规范与发展
毕业论文题目
1.《审音表》与《现代汉语词典》定音比较研究
2.第二语言教学流派研究
3.对外汉语教学技巧研究
4.对外汉语词汇教学
5.对外汉语语法教学
6.对外汉语汉字教学
1.语言文化教学策略与方法
2.汉语中介语研究
3.对外汉语教学史研究
4.对外汉语教材分析
5.对外汉语教学中的听力训练
6.对外汉语教学中的口语训练
7.对外汉语词汇教学技巧
1.关于中国文化教学问题的宏观讨论
2.语言课的文化教学
3.对外汉语教学中的跨文化意识
4.对外汉语口语课堂教学
5.任务型教学法在对外汉语教学中的应用
6.情景教学在对外汉语课堂教学中的应用
7.对外汉语中的俗语教学
8.交互式教学在对外汉语教学中的应用
9.对外汉语教师的职业角色
10.对外汉语教学中的近义词辨析
1.惯用语与对外汉语教学
2.对外汉语中的成语教学
3.对外汉语写作教学
4.对外汉语形容词教学
5.对外汉语虚词教学
6.程度副词的对外汉语教学
7.祈使句的对外汉语教学
8.疑问句的对外汉语教学
9.感叹句的对外汉语教学
sample 1:
题目: English Vocabulary Learning Strategies (英语词汇学习策略)
The mathematicians that study language and have lots of computing power are forming English language databases. These databases can be used for machine language translation, formulas to rank collocation, most used priority word lists, word grouping tendencies and other linguistics research.
These frequency-based wordlists contain the words that are most used in English. Frequency-based wordlists can help you target specific English vocabulary by indicating which words you should try to learn first.
Vocabulary analysis and summaries from the "Brown Corpus 1990".
Table 1
Words - Percent of words in average text
86,741 - 99.99%
43,831 - 99.0%
15,851 - 97.8%
6,000 - 89.9%
5,000 - 88.6%
4,000 - 86.7%
3,000 - 84.0%
2,000 - 79.7%
1,000 - 72.0%
10 - 23.7%
Table 1 shows us that in most written English just a few word types account for most of the English words in any text. Ten words account for 23.7 % of the words on any page and just 1000 word families account for more than 70% of the words used.
The ESL in Canada English Immersion camps experimented with the 1000 word lists and used them for the core vocabulary for spelling, poetry writing and public speaking contests. The constant reinforcement and repetition with variable context was quickly absorbed by the beginner students and greatly increased their confidence when speaking or writing.
Altavista's Babelfish or Google by Systran machine translation performs with an error rate of 20 to 30 percent. The large error rate is due to how a word's meaning varies with context. One example: "The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak" translated from English to Russian and back again only to yield "The vodka is good but the meat is rotten." So far Babelfish has 19 language pairs available and it has taken decades to develop language-pair rules for each of the 9,900 language word pairs.
Some observations for language students and language teachers is the translation pool for just average translations is 9900 words. The big variable is context, which means that a word can be used in various formats: "formal, industry specific jargon, slang, idioms, act a different part of speech performing a different function within that particular meaning. If every word has an average of five context variables then the student really has to learn 50,000 items.
As final conclusions: second language learning takes time and effort and there should be plenty of translation jobs for the next 20 years if you are willing to invest the seven to nine years to be proficient.
In the following example the word "weather" can be used in about eight different contexts and be used to mean, define or explain about thirty different situations or conditions. To properly study vocabulary students require background information and context.
"Weather"
As a Noun
Definition 1. the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time as characterized by sunshine, moisture, temperature, precipitation, and other variables.
Similar Words: elements, climate
Definition 2. unpleasant, turbulent, or violent atmospheric conditions.
Example: We needed shelter from the weather.
Similar Words: gale, elements, blow, windstorm , storm
As a Transitive Verb
Inflected Forms: weathered, weathering, weathers
Definition 1. to dry, season, or modify by exposing to weather.
Similar Words: season , dry
Definition 2. to discolor, deteriorate, or harm by exposing to weather.
Similar Words wash , rot , erode, deteriorate
Definition 3. to endure past the end of; survive.
Example Their marriage weathered the hard times.
Synonyms: withstand , survive, stand, outlast , endure , ride out
Similar Words: overcome, surmount, outlive, sustain, brave
As an Intransitive Verb
Definition 1. to resist deterioration when exposed to weather.
Example: The colour has been able to weather the intense sun shine.
Definition 2. to display the effects of exposure (deterioration or change in color)
Similar Words: rot, corrode, fade, deteriorate
As part of Idiomatic Expressions
Phrase used as an idiom: "under the weather" = sick or not well
sample 2:
题目: Using the keyword method to learn vocabulary(重点记忆学习法)
The keyword mnemonic is undoubtedly an effective means of learning the words of a foreign language
How well you remember depends on how well you learned them, not on whether you have learned the words using a keyword mnemonic or rote repetition or some other method
Even using a keyword mnemonic, you still need to rehearse the information to be learned
The keyword mnemonic is not always the best method of learning particular words
Skilled learners may be best to use the keyword mnemonic selectively, for particularly difficult words
The keyword mnemonic requires individual instruction and practice, to use effectively
Using a verbal (sentence) link is at least as effective as an image, and is easier for many people
Whether using a sentence or an image, the critical factor is that the keyword interact with the definition or own-language word.
sample 3:
题目: experience of learning vocabulary and grammar (英语词汇及语法的学习经验)
I could say what I’ve been instructed is a focus on deductive ways. In junior high school, my teacher listed out the key rules of each lesson and would did the fill-in the blank exercise in the class. Since I was not a quick thinker, what I could do was merely imitate the examples given by the teacher. This meant that I didn’t know “why” I was supposed to make a sentence in this way.
When days went to high school, the mode of instruction didn’t change much. The teacher would point out the crucial rules as well, but he didn’t do much practice in class. In the scope of vocabulary teaching, he just read through the words and sample sentences.
You must be curious about how I could last my interest in learning English under this way of instruction? I think what prompt me to keep on learning is owing to my highly motivated attitude. Because I like the language and its culture, I’ll do my best to learn it well through self-study. Though the inspiration from teachers is essential in some ways, the attitude of learners will be the momentum to maintain a lifelong learning.
I don’t like the ways I’ve been taught because I learn the rules by rote-learning. Actually, I didn’t object the use of rote-learning. But, it should be under the condition of meaningful practice so that I know “why” the rules are supposed to be used in this way. As for the ways how I will teach in the future, I’m still struggling to explore my answers. No matter what, I will put much emphasis on learner-centered aspects and inductive teaching.
