Sentence examples for linguistic exercise from inspiring English sources
"linguistic exercise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is most commonly used to refer to a task or activity that helps to practice, develop, or improve one's language skills, such as reading, writing, grammar, pronunciation, etc. For example: "My English teacher assigned us a linguistic exercise to improve our pronunciation of difficult vowel sounds."
Next to this linguistic exercise, molecular imaging seems to be characterized by abstract images consisting of (colorful) dots in space, sometimes superimposed on the anatomical shadow of a laboratory animal and rarely of a human.
Apart from being a linguistic exercise, it may bring you into contact with new people and ideas.
The Persian version of OIDP index was developed through a linguistic translation exercise.
The original 13-item English version of the ECOHIS was translated into Farsi based on a linguistic translation exercise specifically standardized for translation of the health-related quality of life questionnaires [ 16, 17].
Its central character, Philippe Cabassac, a loner nearing 50, lectures at the University of Avignon on the Provencal language, itself an exercise in linguistic archaeology and conservation.
In works like Making it Explicit (1994) he develops a systematic system of normative pragmatics which examines the rules that should guide the exercise of linguistic practices.
It became an exercise in persuasive linguistic power.
Historical linguists are sceptical that this method alone could account for the absorption of the Celtic language and a number state that an assumed processional view of Celtic linguistic formation is 'an especially hazardous exercise'.
Nevertheless, analyzing source use through the Appraisal framework, such as the categories provided in the Methods, could be a useful exercise to help students of all linguistic and cultural backgrounds understand the rhetorical value of source incorporation while also learning the linguistic techniques for using sources.
The proposal had been that only after prolonged periods of structural exercises should additional training aim at transferring linguistic skills to conversation contexts.
The frequencies of 53 types of word used in the reflective exercises submitted by each group were counted using Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) software [ 32].
