Before the test in English language arts last month, the preparation concentrated on language skills.
This language focus clearly marks the uniqueness of this book: a detailed description of the application of an approach which concentrates on language itself instead of other elements in teaching reading in different subjects.
By the time she got around to me, she decided to put me in a private English school St. George, which happened to be Dutch originally but they basically concentrated on languages, though it wasn't that good... My fellow St. Georgians don't speak very good English.
The Center operates study abroad programs one semester each year, concentrating on Turkish language, architectural history, and Islamic studies.
Perhaps concentrating on the language of dogs is not such a bad way to go after all.
Gautier simply developed the implications of this trend to the ultimate, concentrating on the language of shape, colour, and texture and limiting form almost exclusively to the very restrictive octosyllabic quatrain.
One afternoon this summer, at the Wolfgang Puck Cafe in West Hollywood, Barbara Lazaroff, who is chef Wolfgang Puck's wife, business partner, and all-around image custodian, was concentrating on menu language, merchandising and signage.
In the next two sections we consider guideline and process representation languages, concentrating on one in particular, PROforma.
This freed up Obama to concentrate on the language of the speech itself, rather than getting bogged down in wonky details during what is normally called the "laundry list" portion of the speech.
The Times gives an example: "Diane Solomon, a kindergarten teacher in Hollywood [says], 'They told us we should concentrate on oral language and not even show [kids] the written language.'".
Despite its name, the college taught no classes in agriculture, instead concentrating on classical studies, languages, literature, and applied mathematics.
