Sentence examples for linguistic lessons from inspiring English sources

And, in light of our earlier linguistic lessons, what might the repetition of Duran Duran mean?

The advertiser was offering linguistic lessons to non-native speakers to help them adapt to Standard English.

He defined Focus on Form (FonF) as "drawing students' attention to linguistic elements as they arise incidentally in lessons whose overriding focus is on meaning or communication" (Long 1991, pp. 45 46).

On the other, teachers complain that children whose parents speak a language at home that is different from the one used in the classroom sometimes struggle in their lessons and are slower to reach linguistic milestones.

William Perkins, the Manhattan councilman who wrote and introduced the first resolution, said that out of the Council's linguistic wrangling -- however contentious -- a larger lesson about New York has emerged.

Such instances of linguistic iteration frequently fall outside the scope of regular language lessons and yet the patterns they reveal are as commonplace as they are complex.

Two of our authors were acting as supporting teachers in the video-recorded class, and they, as well as the classroom teacher, encouraged the use of students' full linguistic and semiotic repertoires for meaning making during the observed lessons.

It requires teachers to view a lesson's objectives from different perspectives and go beyond the linguistic result to keep a balance between these three ones, which set a higher standard for the process of teaching planning.

Also, taking intensive language lessons once you arrive is a great way to meet people and ease the linguistic transition.

As he went on to say, while FonF entails incidental attention to linguistic features in the communicative context, FonFS is equated with "traditional teaching of discrete points of grammar in separate lessons" (Sheen 2002, p.303).

Linguistic ties matter too.