Examples of using Language use in English and their translations into Swedish
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the focus is on language, language use and communication through diverse media.
A relatively extensive variety exist also in the Finnish speaking police officers' language use and competence, and this leads to varied language use. .
analytical tool that can facilitate understanding and visualization of students' language use.
a syllable that is added to a word by“natural” language use, or because of grammatical rules.
increase language knowledge and language use among youth.
learning abilities, language use and the processing of information.
In this article is presented the result of a comparative study of two projects on language use in sports contexts.
which focuses on analysing multilingual environments from the perspective of attitudes and language use.
THe results will feed into to the discussion of languages, language use, language value and multilingualism.
You're also encouraged to collect your own samples of written and spoken language use and learn to subject those to in-depth critical analysis.
This language use is not intended to mislead,
While language itself is a complex phenomenon, changes in modern society also significantly affect language use, language learning and our conceptualizations of them.
The old Pröttikarvia language use is characterised by the proximity of sea and maritime way of life.
Abstract[en] In spite of a monolingual norm in foreign language teaching during the last decades studies throughout the world show that teachers' target language use varies significantly.
and the letters that this language use standardizing.
Our methodology is CEFR-inspired and we focus on the language use in the professional context to ensure high quality service is delivered to both external customers(citizens/clients) and internal customers(staff members/managers).
only applied to the children of European citizens and based its approach to integration entirely on the issue of language use.
linguistic skills by introducing different approaches to the analysis of written and spoken language use from a range of everyday
laying down the principles of self-governance and language use, areas in which the Union has been quite late in creating norms.
which asked questions about language use and self-rated health in addition to asking about respondents' everyday experiences.