Sentence examples for directed language from inspiring English sources

Thus, the percentage of children who needed to start additional individual directed language therapy was significantly lower in the intervention group compared to the waiting group.

In the 'focus on form' instruction condition, the noticing phase involved directing language learners' attention toward formulaic sequences included in the reading passages through highlighting them.

According to Nation (2001), the first major process to encourage the learning of a lexical item is noticing, that is, directing language learners' attention toward a formulaic sequence and making them aware of its usefulness.

The Blues had claimed Clattenburg directed racial language at Mikel in their home defeat by Manchester United.

This is accompanied by some wonderfully homespun, direct language.

He writes about small pleasures and quotidian details, in direct language and familiar images.

"I should have stated my regret sooner and in the plainest, most direct language possible," she writes.

His spontaneity and direct language played to his advantage in some of the debate's early exchanges.

"I should have stated my regret sooner and in the plainest, most direct language possible," she wrote.

And an editorial in the South China Morning Post, the city's main English-language daily, concluded in unusually direct language that, "Our government is failing us".

He added: "Copland, like Robert Frost and Edward Hopper, found a way of expressing in the most simple and direct language deeply felt intuitions about the American experience".