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Complexity Of Text Complexity Of Thoughtthoughtfull English Translator

We examined several factors of text complexity (average sentence length, Au-tomated Readability Index, sentence complexity and passive voice) in the 20th century for two main English language varieties – British and American, using the ‘Brown family’ of corpora. In British English, we compared the complexity of texts published in 1931, 1961. The final measurement of a text is “Reader and Task” which refers to reader variables like motivation, knowledge, experiences and task variables (the purpose and complexity of the task posed). Fighting heropotato games on. This system is how a textually complex literary text is chosen to be used in English Language Arts, Buckhanon, Kalisha. Paris: Saint Martin.