The topics in this section build on the foundations discussed in Section 1, Section 2, Section 3, and Section 4 and thus presuppose that you have read them.

If you have read Sections 1 to 4, you know almost everything you need to know in order to access the Corpus Workbench using the CQP language. However, there are a few useful tricks that will make your work even more enjoyable.

You can read these sections in any order:

• 5a. Using regular expressions to build more complex queries
• 5b. Macros and lists
• 5c. Matches in complex queries
• 5d. Cleaning up output
• 5e. Downloading and sharing files created in CQP
• 5f. Advanced sampling

Once you have completed all of these topics, you are an expert in looking for love or any other linguistic phenomenon you might want to investigate!

[ Introduction to CQP: Section 1 – Section 2 – Section 3 – Section 4 – Section 5 – Section 6 – Section 7 ]