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    ELTA ASSIGNMENT: Language Related Task This assignment focuses on your ability to analyse language for teaching purposes and to devise ways of checking meaning with students. Analyse the following language items: NB Target language is underlined; where the examples are paired‚ you will need to contrast them. 1. I was going to phone you yesterday‚ but I forgot. 2. She must have gone home by now. 3. Lend us a fiver will you? Do you think you could see your way to lending

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    Saussure and Bloomfield

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    you could understand the system just by looking at the board at any single moment. This is the synchronic study of Language.  Another marked difference is that Bloomfield himself never suggested that it was possible to describe the syntax and phonology of a language in total ignorance of the meaning of words and sentences. His view was incomplete‚ as he studied part of the system and not the whole. In contrast to this‚ Saussure studied Language as a system‚ including all aspects of it. He considered

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    Manchu Language

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    Manchu Outline Manchurian phonetics: Written Manchu or Classical Manchu is the language of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) in China. Below is a table of Consonant Phonology of the Manchu language. Labial Dental Paltal Velar Nasal m n ɲ 1 ŋ 2 Plosive Voiceless voiced p b t d tᶴ³ dʒ 4 K ɡ Fricative f s ʃ 5 x  Rhotic r Approximant l j 7 w Below I have provided a table with some phonetic transcriptions from written Manchu to Xibe to English translation

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    2. The notion of communicative competence‚ origins‚ communicative competence vs. linguistic competence‚ components of communicative competence Communicative competence – the ability to understand and use language effectively to communicate in authentic social and school environments. The idea was originally derived from Chomsky’s distinction between competence (shared knowledge of ideal speaker-listener set in a completely homogenous speech community) and performance (process of applying underlying

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    Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages CELTA Candidate Record Booklet CELTA 5 Candidate Name: .................................................................................................................... Centre Number: Centre Name: ......................................................................................................................... Course Number: ......... / ........................ Course Dates: .......................................

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    Zora Neale Hurston Essay

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    com/1985/0531/dbspun-f.html>. The writings of the author not only included the linguistic structure of dialect----i.e‚ grammar (specifically morphology and syntax) and vocabulary (David Crystal)<http://www.britannica.com/topic/dialect>‚ but the English phonology of words (Ah’m‚ ain’t‚ dat‚ “Ah done tole you…”). Writing a thesis on the writings of author Zora Neale Hurston’s use of linguistic elements in relationship to her style of writing required the use of my course textbook‚ “How English Works: A Linguistic

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    I have learned in this course. In other word‚ I get a chance to share my experiences taking this course. For me‚ Linguistics for ESL Teachers is a very fun course. I get to learn so many things about languages‚ such as the nature of language and phonology. Plus‚ Dr. Azman has done a very great job in teaching us this subject. To make it short‚ we need to learn linguistics and languages because whatever else people do when they come together‚ whether they play or fight‚ they talk.

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    morphology and syntax. Structural linguists held this view of grammar. Grammar can be widely defined so as to include phonology‚ morphology‚ syntax and semantics. Grammar then under such a view will be concerned with the principles and processes of sentence construction. Transformational Grammarians held such a view of grammar. Grammar can be still more widely defined so as to include phonology‚ morphology‚ syntax‚ semantics and rules of communicative competence is defined as the study of context in the

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    sales of the toys and games they produce. The organization manufactured a line of new toys designed to assist in the development of children’s with five types of problems‚ specifically dealing with motor skills‚ visual motor skills‚ auditory skills‚ phonology skills‚ structural and verbal syntax skills. One of the products that sold well and received much favorable comments from teachers and parents was the balance disc. This toy protected children; they could sit‚ stand or kneel on the surface. An edging

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    passionate Shepard to his love’ by Christopher Marlow its mode is also to be read as it is a poem. Poems are also written to be heard but the second mode is to be read as most of its audience will read it. We can see it is written to be heard with the phonology of the words ‘fields’ ‘yields’. These words rhyme and make it easy for the reader to read‚ also the graphology of the extract as it is written in a stanza in short lines means it can be read and heard fluently. Extract E is an extract from Microsoft

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