Here is a brilliant theory for teachers: academic reading that the student selects, because the student is interested in the topic, leads to maximum academic language input. #eng211fa21
It's a shame that pediatricians have the wrong information about bilingualism in children. There is enough research out there to debunk the myth that bilingual children will be delayed. This may be a cause of many dying languages out there. #eng211fa21
There definitely isn't only one principle for aquireing language. While it was thought to be all imitation, there has to be some basis of a language mechanism instilled in all of us. #eng211fa21
Writing an annotated bibliography is definitely a way to stay on task and to verify that your resources are adding to your paper inserted of distracting. #eng211fa21
@NatalieNestero2 Absolutely true! Either that or everyone would be running around just gesturing so communication would be lost and there would be no cultural growth. #eng211fa21
Is it possible for a language to have no grammar? Answer: absolutly not. Without grammar, there would be no communication besides one-word sentences. #eng211fa21
Along with studying the origins of Hawaii's first language I also want to make a comparison to the English langue and see how they are linguistically different. #eng211fa21
The topic for my research paper is going to be about Hawaii's dying language. Looking forward to learning more about this language, how it started, and why it is not currently the state's primary means of communication. #eng211fa21
Syntax: the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a language. There are so many definitions included in the creation of a sentence, it's quite surprising! #eng211fa21