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...learners to impose on the
target language a certain structural clarity, transparency, or … explicitness. Such a
tendency can be adduced by the learner's preference for coordination over
subordination,...
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- Words as big as the screen: Native American languages and the internet
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...attitudes toward language loss, such as Watahomigie and
Yamamoto's (1992) article about the Hualapai tribe and the creation of the American Indian Languages
Development Institute in the Southwestern U...
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...learners’ speech act performance after instruction
on elicited tasks (such as role plays and DCTs), few have examined speakers’ authentic language
production after pragmatics instruction. It should ...
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