Each participant will present with an interlocutor.
The feeling of complete engagement is only enhanced by a guest's awareness that there is actually enough time to converse thoughtfully and thoroughly with an interlocutor who is interested in the subject.
His conversational delivery probably is most at home with an interlocutor to play off, which may be why, even though you'd never call him a movie star, Mr. Arnold appears so frequently on talk shows.
Monologic tasks usually refer to tasks that elicit long individual discourses without test takers' interacting with an interlocutor.
Brooks (2009) found that test takers performed better in a paired speaking test than when they interacted with an interlocutor only.
Furthermore, meaningful interaction with an interlocutor provides either positive or negative evidence that the new language has been understood (Gass, 2005; Lyster, Saito, & Sato, 2013; Pica, 1994; Pica, Young, & Doughty, 1987; Yang and Lyster, 2010).
Participants are encouraged to maintain eye contact with an interlocutor when they are listening to, thinking about and answering questions.
Talking about their problems with friends allowed them to problematize and analyze what was wrong through negotiation with an interlocutor and begin to imagine a solution, preferably one their own social world was capable of generating.
The show-within-a-minstrel-show structure, which has presiding over it with frozen leers not only an interlocutor (John Collum) but a Mr. Bones (Colman Domingo) and a Mr. Tambo (Forrest McClendon), is an instant flashback to the Master of Ceremonies that Joel Grey won awards for in Cabaret.
Snyder said, "I saw a headline in the Washington Post that said something like, 'The Afghan Government and the Taliban Are Talking with Pakistan as an Interlocutor of Resuming Peace Talks — ' " Koenig said, "It was the Wall Street Journal.
