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... systems and machine translation systems rely on a parser of English as the first step in processing an input sentence. The general impres- sion may be that parsers with broad coverage of English ... Subcorpus B With and Without Semantics tion with semantic categories, which has about 13,000 mnemonics achieved only a modest improvement in pars- ing accuracy over the parametrization without ... of English. Proceedings of Natural Language Processing Systems Evaluation Workshop, Berkeley, California, 1991. 5. Hopcraft, J. E. and Ullman, Jeffrey D. Introduction to Automata Theory, Languages,...
... learning, is a key element of effective language teaching. Type B 16. Breen M 2001b: The social context for language learning: a neglected situation?, in EnglishLanguage Teaching in its Social ... to speak of themselves, tentatively at first, and then with greater confidence, using the language of the narrative to 68 – ENGLISH- LANGUAGE LITERATURE REVIEW TEACHING, LEARNING AND ASSESSMENT ... approach to language pedagogy, Upper Saddle River: Prentice Hall Regents This handbook aims to „synthesise the accumulation of knowledge about teaching English as a second or foreign language...
... ofinflections than do their English counterparts, but overall Hungarian children matchtheir English- speaking peers pretty much equally in language competence and per-formance. Within English- speaking ... discourse analystsunderstand how the unity of the Englishlanguagesystem is perceived.More examples of cohesive devices in action, along with illustrations and dis-cussions of coherence are ... are not part of the phono-logical system of the community’s language fall away, and the baby babbles only with the sounds that will be used in her native language. Babbling sequences will often...
... Engine Natural language processing in the Unisys natural language understanding (NLU) system (Dahl, Norton and Scholz (1998), Dahl (1992)) is done by a natural language (NL) engine with the architecture ... architecture, for use with a general-purpose natural language understanding system. The conversion of resources such as Comlex and WordNet into a format usable by our system was straightforward, ... into our natural language understanding system. Client- server architecture was used to make a large volume of lexical information and a large knowledge base available to the system at development...
... to students with disabilities, such as extendedtime or testing in a separate room. Linguistic accommodations can befurther categorized as English- language and native -language. English- lan-guage ... accommodations assist the student withtesting in English and in-clude adjustments such as repeating, simplifying, or clarifying test direc-tions in English; the use of English- language glossaries; linguisticsimplification ... students as English- language learners.Durán is especially concerned about identification of English- language learners. He has found that the typical practice is to classify students as English- language...