Studies have shown comprehension and production as early as age three for metaphor and four for limiting implicature.[7] The most widely recognized forms of implicature are the figures of speech (tropes).
Participants were screened using the Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination (Goodglass et al., 2001 b ) to show comprehension impairment below the 45th percentile and sentence repetition impairment below the 65th percentile.
"The letter reflects Mrs. Astor's behavior during a narrow span of time and focuses only on telling her doctor about problems, not about the many things Mrs. Astor did showing solid comprehension," Mr. Warner said.
"We don't have a single peso to pay salaries, pensions or bonuses," he said, asking that the rest of the world show "comprehension and understanding" of the country's plight.
Show comprehension of a story through drawings.
Another recent work reported that only 17%% paid attention to Android permission settings while installing new mobile application software, and only 3%% showed full comprehension of the messages [24], demonstrating widespread lack of comprehension and attention.
The destroyed face showed no comprehension of anything except that something was terribly wrong.
An affinity for the score is certainly evident in the chorus's performance, which shows professionalism, comprehension and conviction.
In math class, Abingdon's fourth-graders made expert videos to show their comprehension of quadrilaterals or two-digit-by-two-digit multiplication.
To get the Germans on board, Mr Bush has even showed some comprehension, albeit awkwardly expressed, for their opposition to the war.
Results showed that comprehension and hazard perception of the symbols were sufficient and compatible with content of warning messages in flight manuals.
