Sentence examples for time for language from inspiring English sources

It's a heady time for language.

"This is a vulnerable time for language study," said Rosemary Feal, executive director of the Modern Language Association.

While it is true that many schools have reduced specified time for other subjects to produce more time for language arts and math to prepare students for No Child Left Behind testing, this does not necessarily mean the elimination of social studies and science.

By repeating a text over and over again, the time for language processing as well as the text's predictability increases (Cook, 2000).

Even students who reported using the extended time for language translation felt that their need for the extra time justified receiving the accommodation with or without the establishment of an anxiety disorder.

"I used to use the old library all of the time, for languages and transport information," she said.

Nevertheless, infants pay attention to the mouths of speakers at critical times for language development over the first year (Lewkowicz & Hansen-Tift, 2012), during which time they may even use visual cues to help develop phonemic categories (Teinonen, Aslin, Alku & Csibra, 2008).

During field visits to schools in more than a dozen states for a book that I recently completed for publication later this year, I found that elementary schools are increasingly teaching social studies and science during part of the time designated for language arts.

Seventeen of the 23 probands had prelingual HL, which is either present at birth or begins before the age of 5 in the critical time interval for language acquisition.

Hague told the Times: "This should not be a time for belligerent language.

"We didn't learn any German — no time for a language course".