By Jack Richards, Richard Schmidt, Heidi Kendricks, Youngkyu Kim
ISBN-10: 058243825X
ISBN-13: 9780582438255
For the trainer trying to get a section extra into the theoretical facet of language educating and linguistics, this is often an indispensible booklet. It covers much the jargon and terminology that compliment the territory and offers a great, pithy assessment of so much issues from syllabus layout to grammar.
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Sometimes agglutinating languages and inflecting languages are called synthetic languages. qxd 24/1/02 16:03 Page 20 agreement agreement1 n in general, two elements agree if they have at least one feature in common. For example, in English the third person singular subject John in the sentence John goes to work early must be followed by the form of the verb go that is also marked for third person singular. In some languages, such as Spanish and Arabic, adjectives must agree in both gender and number with the nouns they modify.
Bilingualism is the norm in the majority of the countries of the world. see also COMPOUND BILINGUALISM, DIGLOSSIA, MULTILINGUALISM biliterate adj see LITERACY bimodal distribution n see MODE bi-modal input n see SUBTITLES binary feature n a property of a phoneme or a word which can be used to describe the phoneme or word. A binary feature is either present or absent. For example, in English a /t/ sounds different from a /d/ because a /d/ is pronounced with the vocal cords vibrating (is voiced), and a /t/ is pronounced with the vocal cords not vibrating (is voiceless).
Procedures used in alternative assessment include self-assessment, peer assessment, portfolios, learner diaries or journals, student–teacher conferences, interviews, and observation. see AUTHENTIC ASSESSMENT, PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT alternative hypothesis n see HYPOTHESIS alveolar adj describes a speech sound (a CONSONANT) which is produced by the front of the tongue touching or nearly touching the gum ridge behind the upper teeth (the alveolar ridge). For example, in English the /t/ in /tIn/ tin, and the /d/ in /dIn/ din are alveolar STOPS.
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