The phrase “foreign language learners” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to describe people who are learning a language that is not their native language. For example, "The school is working hard to support its foreign language learners."
Few studies have examined the development of foreign language learners' reading rates through extensive reading.
"For Foreign Language Learners, the Web Unties Tongues" (Dec. 19) implies that some foreign-language-based communicative acts can be accomplished only on a Windows computer.
It's also not certain that the reforms will make the language any easier to learn for either French schoolchildren or foreign language learners.
Georgetown divides its Arabic classes into two streams, "heritage learners" and "foreign language learners," with both groups brought together in the final year for advanced learning.
And then there is the character of the American student: "The U.S. is a country of immigrants and foreign-language speakers, but not a country of foreign language learners.
Research indicates that approximately 50% of foreign language learners experience some form of anxiety in the learning process, and that learning and teaching styles in particular are possible sources of language anxiety (LA).
Hence, it should be borne in mind that such tasks should be used cautiously, trying to devise a production level for each specific learner in order to help him/her increase his/her self- confidence as a foreign language learner.
In simple terms, it systematically compares a description of the native language of a second or foreign language learner with a description of the target language to be learned in order to predict areas of familiarity and difficulty to the learner.
"This should help us understand how foreign-language learners can achieve nativelike processing with increased practice," he said.
The project focused on academic writing proficiency in international English-as-a-foreign-language learners.
