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MAKING LANGUAGE CONNECTIONS THROUGH LINGUISTICS. How to avoid misspelling commonly misspelt words. February 22, 2010. While phonics is often thought to be THE solution to spelling well, going by how a word sounds isn’t sufficient most of the time, especially homophones and similar sounding syllables abound in the English language. Paying attention to how the word. Hang on, that looks wrong…. Take note of the meaning of the word. And its word class. Not moving, or not changing. 8216; for p e. Ncil and p e.
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MAKING LANGUAGE CONNECTIONS THROUGH LINGUISTICS. Language.Ling provides a variety of lessons for people of all ages, in small groups, pairs or individually, according to your academic, professional or personal needs. Whether it’s for leisure, school or business purposes, you’ll be taught by an experienced trainer who makes lessons fun. There’s something here for everyone, so check out what Language.Ling provides. For School-goers, Home-schoolers and Private Candidates. Improving English (All levels).
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MAKING LANGUAGE CONNECTIONS THROUGH LINGUISTICS. English home, Chinese class. January 12, 2010. Exerpts from the article by Clarissa Oon, published in The Straits Times, Monday, January 11 2010). Home language is not always a barrier to learning Chinese. Change is in the air for Chinese language tests and exams in Singapore’s schools, to cater to a growing group of students from predominantly English-speaking homes. The Government’s view – articulated by the Prime Minister, Minister Mentor an...Bear in m...
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MAKING LANGUAGE CONNECTIONS THROUGH LINGUISTICS. Responses to “English home, Chinese class”. January 18, 2010. Taken from The Straits Times, Friday, 15 January 2010). If students willingly master Japanese or French, why not Chinese? Is there a difference between learning a second and a third language? The real difference lies in the mentality of the students. Learning a third language is a privilege, a rare opportunity that many treasure. But with Chinese, the learning opportunity is always taken...Refin...
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MAKING LANGUAGE CONNECTIONS THROUGH LINGUISTICS. Lunar New Year wishes. February 16, 2010. Language.Ling wishes everyone – trainers, parents and students – a very blessed Lunar New Year. We thank you for your continued support and loyal patronage. May this Year of the Tiger give us a great roaring start to more good things to come. From → General. Larr; Five Reasons to Stop Saying “Good Job! How to avoid misspelling commonly misspelt words →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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MAKING LANGUAGE CONNECTIONS THROUGH LINGUISTICS. How to avoid misspelling commonly misspelt words. February 22, 2010. While phonics is often thought to be THE solution to spelling well, going by how a word sounds isn’t sufficient most of the time, especially homophones and similar sounding syllables abound in the English language. Paying attention to how the word. Hang on, that looks wrong…. Take note of the meaning of the word. And its word class. Not moving, or not changing. 8216; for p e. Ncil and p e.
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