“Right now they were discussing”, “Everyone was waiting for something” and “terrifying bullshit”: the literacy rating of the Russian media
The Pushkin State Russian Language Institute and the ABBYY company commissioned the Ministry of Communications and Mass Media to study the leading Russian mass media. The specialists analyzed 350 thousand sentences of printed texts and 120 hours of television and radio programs, and evaluated publications, radio stations and TV channels on a five-point scale, like schoolchildren.
The Pushkin Institute is one of the leading universities in Russia that determine the level of proficiency in Russian. The institute conducted research together with the developer of solutions in the field of intellectual information processing and linguistics ABBYY. They used the technology of understanding and analyzing natural language texts ABBYY Compreno.
When evaluating dictation in the 10th grade, the school uses the criteria described in the first image: the five can be obtained for the lack of errors, the four for 1-2 errors.
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Least of all mistakes in the print media are Lenta, followed by Izvestia and Interfax in the top three in literacy. More than 1% of errors on a text page make Moskovsky Komsomolets, Ogonyok, Tass, Komsomolskaya Pravda. Arguments and facts make 1.99% of errors per page of text (in words) - this is the “troika”.
The tape less often than all the leading Russian mass media that got into the study makes spelling errors and consistency errors in sentences.
The researchers analyzed 120 hours of radio and watched more than 200 TV shows. Only 2 mistakes per hour are made on Radio Russia, 3 - on Russia-1 TV channel. Channel 5 and the Russian News Service reported four errors per hour, and Echo of Moscow - seven errors. FB business makes 8 mistakes every hour.
From ten or more mistakes make Silver Rain, Lighthouse, TVC, Channel One, Kommersant FM and NTV.
Announcers incorrectly build sentences, use parasitic words, make excessive borrowing (off-road instead of an SUV) and make stylistic mistakes: "... right now discussed," "Everyone waited for something," "terrifying bullshit."
The Pushkin Institute is one of the leading universities in Russia that determine the level of proficiency in Russian. The institute conducted research together with the developer of solutions in the field of intellectual information processing and linguistics ABBYY. They used the technology of understanding and analyzing natural language texts ABBYY Compreno.
When evaluating dictation in the 10th grade, the school uses the criteria described in the first image: the five can be obtained for the lack of errors, the four for 1-2 errors.
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Print mass-media
Least of all mistakes in the print media are Lenta, followed by Izvestia and Interfax in the top three in literacy. More than 1% of errors on a text page make Moskovsky Komsomolets, Ogonyok, Tass, Komsomolskaya Pravda. Arguments and facts make 1.99% of errors per page of text (in words) - this is the “troika”.
The tape less often than all the leading Russian mass media that got into the study makes spelling errors and consistency errors in sentences.
TV and radio
The researchers analyzed 120 hours of radio and watched more than 200 TV shows. Only 2 mistakes per hour are made on Radio Russia, 3 - on Russia-1 TV channel. Channel 5 and the Russian News Service reported four errors per hour, and Echo of Moscow - seven errors. FB business makes 8 mistakes every hour.
From ten or more mistakes make Silver Rain, Lighthouse, TVC, Channel One, Kommersant FM and NTV.
Announcers incorrectly build sentences, use parasitic words, make excessive borrowing (off-road instead of an SUV) and make stylistic mistakes: "... right now discussed," "Everyone waited for something," "terrifying bullshit."
Explain why, in your opinion, this situation, which is uncomfortable and uncomfortably impotent for a man and a woman, in reality, as a rule, feels uncomfortable when he hears such complaints from a woman? Example of an error in the sentence structure
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/291180/
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