Sentence examples similar to command of spoken language from inspiring English sources

The temporal structure of spoken language understanding.

Delay or total lack of development of spoken language?

Second-language instruction begins early, often in primary school, and emphasizes command of the spoken language and practical use.

And it does not mean that I think it's OK for any student to emerge from a public education in the United States without the benefit of a strong command of written and spoken language, not only English but ideally one or more others as well.

He has an astonishing range and command of accents, and his observations of the physical tics of the young are so acute that they alone argue that body language is as much a part of the generation as spoken language.

It was perhaps his command of Hindi, the most widely spoken language of India, that allowed him to conceal his true beliefs from so many for so long.

…meaningful phrases of the spoken language.

Three different styles of service were then identified, namely, large vocabulary information gathering, spoken language command and natural language task identification for helpdesks.

Full command of spoken and written English: to be able to understand what is specific about your own language is a huge advantage if you want to manipulate it with subtlety and effect.

However, response required a good command of spoken or written English, and the effect of this restriction can be estimated from the telephone survey where 10.7% of contacted households were excluded because of language difficulties.

Chinese is one of the most widely spoken languages worldwide.