Lecturer
Area of English Philology
Department of English, French and German Philology
Contact information
Faculty of Education Sciences & Sports
Despacho 115
A Xunqueira, s/n
36005 Pontevedra
+34 986 801 787
ilareo@uvigo.es
Short CV
Inés Lareo obtained a MA in English Philology from the University of a Coruña in 1997 and a PhD in English Linguistics in 2006, with a dissertation on semantic, syntactic and sociolinguistic aspects of the use of collocations in Late Modern English. From October 1999 to February 2004 she worked as a researcher in the English Department of A Coruña. She has also carried out research at the Universities of Köln (Germany), Berkeley (USA), Aachen (Germany), Castelló (Spain), Cork (Ireland), Berlin (Germany), Valencia (Spain), Las Palmas (Spain) and Heidelberg (Germany). Her main research interests are lexicography, historical linguistics and corpus linguistics, and didactics. As member of the team of the Multidimensional Corpus-based Studies in English (MuStE) that is carrying out the Coruña Corpus of English Scientific Writing (CC) (http://www.udc.gal/grupos/muste/corunacorpus/), she has also focused her attention on grammatical and sociolinguistic aspects of the use of collocations in English scientific writing.
Teaching
1st term
Grao en Educación Infantil
P02G110V01501 | Aprendizaxe da lingua estranxeira: Inglés (coordinator)
Grao en Educación Primaria
P02G120V01507 | Lingua inglesa e a súa didáctica (coordinator)
2nd term
Grao en Educación Infantil
P02G110V01406 | Idioma estranxeiro I: Inglés (coordinator)
Tutorials
1st term
On-site concerted tutorials
The teaching staff has a on-site tutorials offer in concerted timetable. You can arrange a meeting in your Online Secretariat.
2nd term
On-site concerted tutorials
The teaching staff has a on-site tutorials offer in concerted timetable. You can arrange a meeting in your Virtual Secretariat.
Research
Research group
Methods and Materials for the Teaching and Acquisition of Foreign Languages
Research topics
- Lexicografía
- Lingüística histórica
- Sociolingüística