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causes and effects, comparing and/or contrasting, defininga term or con- cept, and dividingsomething into parts or classifyingit ...

modularity principlen see module^2 module^1 n an instructional unit in a course that is planned as a self-contained and inde- pe ...

He is, well, rather difficult. Can I have, say, a glass of beer. They own, I mean rent, a lovely house. see also auditory feedba ...

MOOn in computer assisted language learning, an acronym for multi-user domain, object-orientated, a graphic- or text-based multi ...

kindis a morpheme. If the dis removed, it changes to kin, which has a dif- ferent meaning. Some words consist of one morpheme, e ...

morphophonemicsn variation in the form of morphemes because of phoneticfactors, or the study of this variation. morphosyntaxnmor ...

integrative orientation, characterized by a willingness to be like valued members of the language community, and an instrumental ...

movement rulen in syntax, a rule that plays a role in deriving a surface structure by the reordering of constituents. For exampl ...

nation. Multilingualism is common in, for example, some countries of West Africa (e.g. Nigeria, Ghana), Malaysia, Singapore, and ...

a theory of intelligence that characterizes human intelligence as having multiple dimensions that must be acknowledged and devel ...

of a new item of instructional software return to their schools and teach others teachers how to use it, thus multiplying the ef ...

multi-word lexical unitn a sequence of word forms which functions as a single grammatical unit. For example “look into” which is ...

N N n (in testing and statistics) a symbol for the number of students, subjects, scores, or observations involved in a study (as ...

example, the final sounds of rum, run, andrungare bilabial, alveolar, and velar nasals, respectively, formed by stopping the air ...

used for government, law, and official business. In France, for example, French is both the national and official language. This ...

mother tongue is not English, because native speakers are believed to be best able to represent and reflect the beliefs, values ...

2 a term for an approach proposed by Terrell, to develop teaching principles which: aemphasize natural communication rather than ...

have a [y], as in German /crypmvn/ rühmen “to praise”, only if it has an [i], as in German /crypmvn/ Riemen “strap”. natural ord ...

Needs assessment is a part of curriculum development and is normally required before a syllabus can be developed for language te ...

She didn’t think he could do it and She thought he couldn’t do it really mean the same? negative evidence n see evidence negativ ...