Sentence examples for learnt words from inspiring English sources

Their segmental knowledge is detailed, exhibiting graded sensitivity to deviation (White and Morgan, 2008; Mani and Plunkett, 2011), even for newly learnt words (Mani and Plunkett, 2008; Yoshida et al., 2009).

In Italian, the spelling of a word is remarkably consistent with its sound (Frost et al. 1987; Nyikos 1988; Goswami et al. 2001), therefore, once the spelling-to-sound relationships are learnt, words can be read accurately from their spellings, even if the word has not been read before.

Go one step further in every new lesson; if you have learnt new words, incorporate them into sentences and if you are catching on sentences, make small paragraphs.

However, like Mrs Stitch's annoying daughter in Scoop, who revels in the word "banal" ("it is a new word whose correct use I have only lately learnt"), these are words which he finds apply to nearly everything.

The trained model was then used to simulate activation of the language cortex when meaningful familiar words (learnt patterns) and senseless unknown pseudowords are presented as input.

However, the overall number of words learnt was lower compared to the groups (both SLI and TD) with average working memory.

They found that posterior supramarginal grey matter density was positively correlated with vocabulary knowledge and suggested that grey matter in this region might be a neural marker for the number of words learnt.

Although it could be argued that the brains of these two groups might differ in several ways other than in word knowledge, two subsequent studies of vocabulary knowledge in monolingual participants found that the brain areas associated with bilingualism were also associated with the number of words learnt (Lee et al. 2007; Richardson et al. 2009).

The falling part of the inverted-U shape function is illustrated by studies showing that activation is higher for newly learnt or less familiar words than it is for familiar words that are frequently experienced.

And Crow was the first word my youngest son learnt to say, something I am very proud of.

He justified this proposal by stating that from "animals to man there is no abrupt transition … What was man before he invented words and learnt languages?