Sentence examples for learner like from inspiring English sources
For a Dutch learner like me, more interested in speaking than reading, Babbel works well.
"A learner like Luke Foley fluking an election win with local protest votes after just one term out of office would bring NSW to a screeching halt".
Words work as social lubricants in such situations, and a language learner like Blake is primarily getting a handle on the pragmatics of set phrases in English, or how they create concrete effects in real-life interactions.
I love the practical application of putting it on my mirror, my computer screen, my car's dashboard, because the only way to get it in you is to see it consistently -- especially if you're a visual learner like I am.
She knows that a boy she calls "one great learner" likes to add baroque flourishes to the spelling of words, like "nourthern" and "Venezauela".
Although this feature did not receive much attention, there were some cases that explained the reasons for learners' liking or disliking for the two tasks: Like: < It was interesting to make a story and say what has happened in the story >.
The open questions contained items which focused on the aspects of each task the learners liked or disliked.
The questions that were asked during this semi-structured interview were about what specific features of the task the learners liked or disliked.
Although some learners liked the new procedures to go through to accomplish a task goal, some disliked it since they thought it needed heavier cognitive processes.
In general, learners liked all testing methods, with the majority of learners responding in the affirmative when asked whether each examination method was valuable for use in future programs and accreditation, and for measuring fund of knowledge or clinical abilities.
Based on the coding of learners' responses to the interviews and questionnaires, the researchers identified five categories which incorporated the reasons why the learners liked or disliked a task: As shown in Table 2, the majority of learners (30%%) reacted to the instructing grammar within a communicative context.
