Sentence examples for writing on the computer from inspiring English sources

What are the benefits of writing on the computer?

▪ What cognitive processes are test takers expected to be engaged in when writing on the computer?

One of the notable changes in the educational domain of the twenty-first century is that English language learners, especially those at the tertiary level of education, are now well used to writing on the computer.

The study revealed that "scores of computer-based writing were significantly higher than those of paper-based writing, indicating a better quality of the texts produced on the computer" and that "participants, irrespective of their level of computer familiarity, made fewer language errors when writing on the computer" (p. 13).

Other activities frequently mentioned were difficulty in washing the armpit on the unaffected side, styling their hair, putting on tight clothes, buttoning up jeans, tying shoelaces, slicing cheese and bread, carrying large or heavy objects using both hands, or writing on the computer for longer periods of time.

This applies whether writing on the computer or by hand.

Both studies identified some differences in the processes of writing in different modes, but no conclusions can be drawn on the interaction between contextual features and test takers' ability to write on the computer.

Table 1 Examples of issues with an interactionalist approach in the context of computer-mediated language assessment   Task design and test taker performance Rating and score reporting Writing assessment ▪ Shall we provide test takers with auto spelling check, autocorrection, and online dictionaries when they write on the computer?

If you look at the rapid development of Chinese-language software and the speed at which Chinese characters are written on the computer, you will agree that those misguided doomsday prophets who predicted a few decades ago that the Chinese language was going to die with the ever-accelerating development of science and technology and the level of human comfort were dead wrong.

The participants were prompted to identify the copy of the target by the words "choose now" written on the computer screen.

'When I show others how to draw and write on the computer, or how to count, I see that they are interested.