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2019 Ardila Origins of Language
... origin of language from the lexical point of view, that is, how words were ...Some of these hypotheses were the following: (a) Language began as imitations of natural sounds, ...
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The Evolution of Language
... Many artists are signing “360 deals” that cover all the bases: recording, touring, merchandising, film and TV projects, DVD releases, etc. For artists who are walking commodities, it’s less about the CDs and more about ...
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Analysis of cooperative learning in the teaching learning process of English language with the students of sixth level “C” of Language Center at “Universidad Nacional de Chimborazo” Veloz District, city of Riobamba, Chimborazo Province during the school term october 2016 march 2017
... English is used in the daily life such as newspapers, televisions, Internet and in other sources because English is an international language which is used all over the world. Reading skill is necessary for those ...
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From texting to Internet Language Analysis of contemporary language evolution The case of YouTube
... lack of a phonetic cause, as there seems to be no connection between writing and ...desire of changing written communication so that it is more informal, direct, and ...need of further explanation if ...
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The Dialectic of a Global Language
... accounts of John ...virtues of hindi as a ...corpus of language that he had to avoid using theirs and employ that of Johnson’s English ...terms of distinguishing between how ...
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Native language interference in learning English as a foreign language: an analysis of written material produced by Spanish speaking students in senior high school classes.
... that language learners sometimes use their native language when generating ideas and attending to details (Friedlander, ...characteristics of L1 languages and cultures, have helped us predict ...
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Material Auténtico Audiovisual en el Desarrollo de la Fluidez Oral en Universitarios Nivel Intermedio de Inglés
... point of view, the key point for participatory pedagogy is to teach a language using different types of genuine tools, which of course needs to suit the “learner’s own ...child language ...
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A digital library for English Language II a tool for improving its bibliography
... variety of reliable sources and materials without losing track of their main purpose as occurs with ...amount of available information. In the case of language learning, Wu, Shaoqun and ...
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TítuloThe Semiotics of nonverbal manifestation of emotions and its reflection in the Russian language and body language: convulsions of body and body parts
... tremors of low ...convulsions of the entire body are easily ...(one of the meanings of the Russian prefix vz-) movement of the body, of relatively great amplitude (note the ...
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2011 Ardila et al Gender differences in cognitive development
... levels of the fathers and mothers of the children from private school were ...history of neurological or psychiatric problems and for mental retardation and learning disabilities, using a structured ...
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2011 Ardila et al Gender differences in cognitive development
... effects of both gender and age were further analyzed for each one of the subtests included in the sensory–perceptual, oral lan- guage, and spatial abilities ...category of sensory– perceptual tests ...
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Speaking Practice Using Web 2.0 Technologies Tefl.
... One of the most menacing psychological ghosts, stalking, subjectively, students of English as a foreign language, is their conception about native speaking ...
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An examination of the suitability of an english language syllabus intended for dentistry students
... series of questions or statements to which they are to react either by writing out their answers or selecting among existing answers (Brown, ...part of the survey, there were factual and behavioural ...
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Look at the real world through the images and talk about it
... the language acquisition process by taking into account a teacher’s pedagogical goal, the learner’s developmental stage and skill level, and the social contexts of the second-language learning ...how ...
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The Use of First Language in the Second-Language Classroom: A Support for Second Language Acquisition
... levels of development in their first language in order to ensure not only the second language acquisition, but also full cognitive ...spoken language and understand how this spoken ...
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Native Language Interference in the Spoken Target Language: A Case Study of three (3) Speakers of English as a Foreing Language
... predictor of our level of success and joy in ...author of the book The Luck Factor, was curious about people who are consistently blessed with good ...power of positive ...number of ...
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EDUCATIONAL COACHING TO BOOST THE LEARNING OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE VOCABULARY IN 8TH YEAR STUDENTS, PARALLEL "A" OF BASIC EDUCATION AT "5 DE JUNIO" EDUCATIONAL UNIT, EL CARMEN, PROVINCE OF MANABÍ 2016 2017 ACADEMIC PERIOD
... part of this group the principle of conventionality that states that the child reproduces more easily the words that are accepted by social convention, and the principle of contrast, which come from ...
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CLIL in the Foreign Language Classroom: Proposal of a Framework for ICT Materials Design in Language-Oriented Versions of Content and Language Integrated Learning
... topic of environment is present through different kinds of users (work colleagues, 50 year old man, baccalaureate student), in different contexts (office, home, high school), and through different issues ...
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![Book overview and Q&A with David Marsh, Victor Pavón-Vázquez, and María Jesús Frigols-Martín [Review of the book the higher education language landscape: Ensuring quality in english language degree programmes, Valencia, Spain: Viu]](https://thumb-us.123doks.com/thumbv2/123dok_es/6919731.845827/cover.webp)
Book overview and Q&A with David Marsh, Victor Pavón-Vázquez, and María Jesús Frigols-Martín [Review of the book the higher education language landscape: Ensuring quality in english language degree programmes, Valencia, Spain: Viu]
... This book clearly fills a great gap in the literature concerning English-taught degree programs, their quality implementation, and their role in building the way towards good practice in responsible internationalization. ...
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Teaching and learning terminology in secondary education: Towards specialisation through language
... second language involves the elicitation and acquisition of the general expressions that may be useful for students in everyday situations in which the target language is ...context of strong ...
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