Sentence examples for spoken errors from inspiring English sources

Georgian English has been preserved only via the written word, and in the act of transcription, spoken errors may be amended — hemming and hawing edited, false starts pruned and simple phrases joined into complex ones.

In the official White House transcript of Bush's remarks, an asterisk was dutifully placed after the spoken errors, and corrections were made in footnotes.

In addition, since only parts of the questionnaire were used in the present study, the reliability index of the four sections was estimated as follows: time of spoken error correction (α = 0.754), types of spoken errors that need to be corrected (α = 0.880), sources for providing spoken error correction (α = 0.749), and specific CF methods (α = 0.59).  .

They were used to define speaking errors that a student made while they were performing each speaking task.

This diagnostic approach consist of 6 steps; 1 design 6 tasks of speaking diagnostic test 2 define attributes and survey student's speaking errors 3 develop descriptors and Q-matrix 4 diagnose English communicative competence of students 5) analyze data 6 provide feedback to teachers and students.

The pairs putting shapes into a whole had 13percentt more speaking errors than the pairs cooing over cute kids.

So properly speaking, error is not ascribed to universal principles (synderesis), but rather to conscience which may incorrectly apply a universal judgment.

The misconception has been McIlroy may either regret his words or have spoken in error.

But Hyundai said on Wednesday that Mr. Kitson had spoken in error.

Even the speaker of Russia's parliament, a thoroughly obedient body, suggested that Kadyrov had spoken in error.

And speaking of errors, Matt Garza of the Chicago Cubs leads all pitchers with six errors in 28 chances, that's an error once every 4.6 tries.