Sentence examples for producing language from inspiring English sources

In SLI, children have noticeable problems with understanding and/or producing language, for no obvious reason.

"The work was very significant in showing the extent to which babies have a capacity for language before they actually begin producing language," said Dr. Barbara Landau, a professor of cognitive science at Johns Hopkins.

The language areas that are active during artistic creativity are responsible for both understanding and producing language – a neural process that appears to be critical for spontaneous communication using music, whether spoken language is actually used or not.

EXPLANATION: There is a plan in New Zealand to assess the pupil's progress through five meta-skills: (1) thinking, (2) using and producing language, symbols, and text, (3) identity (managing self), (4) relating to others, and (5) participating and contributing (see New Zealand's Key Competences, http://oraakkeli.blogspot.fi/2009/10/kompetensseilla-uuteen-aikaan.html).html

The production of spoken language depends on sophisticated capacities for controlling the lips, tongue and other components of the vocal apparatus, the ability to acoustically decode speech sounds, and the neurological apparatus required for acquiring and producing language.

It also runs language and cultural programs and has a small publishing arm that produces language dictionaries.

I was now suffering from aphasia, a condition that means it's difficult or impossibe to receive and produce language.

We produce language in strings of words, and the means by which they stick together and make sense is grammar.

Of particular interest is an epilogue in which researchers themselves answer a question about whether babies, if stranded in the Galápagos, would produce "language in any form".

Donavan Whyte, vice-president of education for Rosetta Stone, which produces language learning software, said the UK's lack of foreign language speakers would only be tackled if students were taught languages from an earlier age.

Additionally, children like to produce language plays by heart (Cook, 1997).