One factory technician who had never formally studied English showed me a list of terms he had memorized: Padomide Br.
She began building her program — known formally as English for Speakers of Other Languages, or ESOL — in 2001, when she enlisted a colleague to teach a separate world history class for those learning English.
Farley is hailed by critics and fellow poets as one of the most streetwise, erudite, imaginative and formally gifted English poets to have emerged in recent years, and is repeatedly promoted as 'working-class', 'northern' and, above all, 'accessible' because he grew up on a Liverpool estate, the eldest of four children whose father was a window cleaner.
For instance, LIWC [7] was originally proposed to analyze sentiment patterns in formally written English texts, whereas PANAS-t [8] and POMS-ex [9] were proposed as psychometric scales adapted to the Web context.
The following year Boyle introduced legislation formally making English Alberta's only official language.
Welsh and English formally have equal status in the new Assembly, and some members, particularly those belonging to Plaid Cymru, the nationalist party, insist on speaking it.
Referring to the participation of Mr. Burns, of the State Department, in the talks, Mr. Mottaki said in English, "Formally, it is a new positive approach".
I try to talk as if I learned English formally.
The comment was leaked to the media and caused an uproar, after a teammate suffered a fractured skull, the Australian Board formally complained to English administrators about whether bodyline was sporting.
Although I'm not formally trained in English literature, or art history, or other humanities subjects, I can grasp the basic points, if not the nuances, of most articles published by scholars in these fields, if they are written to be understood rather than to impress and intimidate.
