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Mots Croisés LinguisticsVersion en ligne Complete the crossword with the clues. par MARIA FERNANDA FORERO HERRERA 1 are like a swingingpendulum—the emphasis goes from one extreme to the other. Until recently, the focus in pronunciation teaching was almost entirely on producing individual sounds and words correctly; not much attention was given to features such as intonation and rhythm 2 They just seem to absorb the sounds and words they hear around them and, little by little, learn to imitate them accurately 3 babies can remember words by listening for patterns of syllables that occur together with statistical regularity 4 The cognitive theory draws attention to the large increase in children's vocabulary at around this age, suggesting a link between object permanence and the learning of labels for objects. 5 In studying the lexicon of English (or any language) we may group together lexemes which inter-relate, in the sense that we need them to define or describe each other 6 Being able to hear the difference between sounds in a new language is as important as being able to produce the sounds. However, hearing new sounds is not always easy. How we as adults hear sounds is a result of the way we’ve become used to hearing and classifying them in our own language 7 Infants can perceive the entire range of phonemes 8 Children may be noticing grammatical morphemes when they are as young as ten months and have just begun making connections between words and their definition. 9 That is not a coherent field of study. it refers to the study of those factors with govern our choice language, such as our social awareness our culture and our sense of etiquette. 10 Is the study of the meaning, It is a wide subject within the general study of language. an understanding of semantics is essential to the study of language acquisition and of language change. 11 the ability to sort objects or situations according to any characteristic, such as size, color, shape, or type. 12 A word that has the sabe meaning of another word 13 A word whose meaning is included in meaning of another word 14 A word that means the opposite of another word. 15 The child's natural predisposition to learn language is triggered by hearing speech and the child's brain is able to interpret what s/he hears according to the underlying principles or structures it already contains. 10 12 7 3 6 8 13 15 4 9 1 14 11

Mots Croisés

LinguisticsVersion en ligne

Complete the crossword with the clues.

par MARIA FERNANDA FORERO HERRERA

are like a swingingpendulum—the emphasis goes from one extreme to the other. Until recently, the focus in pronunciation teaching was almost entirely on producing individual sounds and words correctly; not much attention was given to features such as intonation and rhythm

They just seem to absorb the sounds and words they hear around them and, little by little, learn to imitate them accurately

babies can remember words by listening for patterns of syllables that occur together with statistical regularity

The cognitive theory draws attention to the large increase in children's vocabulary at around this age, suggesting a link between object permanence and the learning of labels for objects.

In studying the lexicon of English (or any language) we may group together lexemes which inter-relate, in the sense that we need them to define or describe each other

Being able to hear the difference between sounds in a new language is as important as being able to produce the sounds. However, hearing new sounds is not always easy. How we as adults hear sounds is a result of the way we’ve become used to hearing and classifying them in our own language

Infants can perceive the entire range of phonemes

Children may be noticing grammatical morphemes when they are as young as ten months and have just begun making connections between words and their definition.

That is not a coherent field of study. it refers to the study of those factors with govern our choice language, such as our social awareness our culture and our sense of etiquette.

Is the study of the meaning, It is a wide subject within the general study of language. an understanding of semantics is essential to the study of language acquisition and of language change.

the ability to sort objects or situations according to any characteristic, such as size, color, shape, or type.

A word that has the sabe meaning of another word

A word whose meaning is included in meaning of another word

A word that means the opposite of another word.

The child's natural predisposition to learn language is triggered by hearing speech and the child's brain is able to interpret what s/he hears according to the underlying principles or structures it already contains.

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LinguisticsVersion en ligne

par MARIA FERNANDA FORERO HERRERA

are like a swingingpendulum—the emphasis goes from one extreme to the other. Until recently, the focus in pronunciation teaching was almost entirely on producing individual sounds and words correctly; not much attention was given to features such as intonation and rhythm

They just seem to absorb the sounds and words they hear around them and, little by little, learn to imitate them accurately

babies can remember words by listening for patterns of syllables that occur together with statistical regularity

The cognitive theory draws attention to the large increase in children's vocabulary at around this age, suggesting a link between object permanence and the learning of labels for objects.

In studying the lexicon of English (or any language) we may group together lexemes which inter-relate, in the sense that we need them to define or describe each other

Being able to hear the difference between sounds in a new language is as important as being able to produce the sounds. However, hearing new sounds is not always easy. How we as adults hear sounds is a result of the way we’ve become used to hearing and classifying them in our own language

Infants can perceive the entire range of phonemes

Children may be noticing grammatical morphemes when they are as young as ten months and have just begun making connections between words and their definition.

That is not a coherent field of study. it refers to the study of those factors with govern our choice language, such as our social awareness our culture and our sense of etiquette.

Is the study of the meaning, It is a wide subject within the general study of language. an understanding of semantics is essential to the study of language acquisition and of language change.

the ability to sort objects or situations according to any characteristic, such as size, color, shape, or type.

A word that has the sabe meaning of another word

A word whose meaning is included in meaning of another word

A word that means the opposite of another word.

The child's natural predisposition to learn language is triggered by hearing speech and the child's brain is able to interpret what s/he hears according to the underlying principles or structures it already contains.