Compelling reading skills in English classes through guided discovery strategy by Katherine Castro Vélez, Samantha Vega Zambrano, GABRIEL BAZURTO, Jhonny Villafuerte Holguin

“…In this work it address issues related to the teaching of English as a foreign language, it focus on the development of reading skills through persuasive reading, it also highlight grammatical comprehension and comprehension of information input, and it point out some of the benefits of the application of the guided discovery strategy in the classroom, thus knowing that reading comprehension is of interest as a means of developing cognitive abilities and even helps them to become familiar with different reading styles, it also constitutes a significant learning process, which in successive stages will allow them to access information quickly and efficiently, achieving an independent mastery of their abilities, knowledge and skills when learning a language. …”
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A study of Rumi's style and method in sentence structure in the third book of Masnavi Sharif by soror kan Beigi, Seyyed Mahmoud Seyed Sadeghi, Shamsalhajeyah Ardalani

“…This article focuses on types of sentences involving imperative mood and conveying secondary signification in Rumi’s Masnavi, which he used in his work with his mastery of language and knowledge of conceptual capacities.  The study   The purpose of this study is to investigate the style and structure of imperative sentences in the third book of Masnavi Sharif.   …”
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Criando niños saludables: Dos años by Jamie C. Stolarz, Karla P. Shelnutt

“…This 4-page fact sheet is the Spanish-language version of FCS8889/FY1140: Raising Healthy Children: Age Two. …”
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Presupposition as a means of linguistic manipulation in Spanish political and journalistic discours by M. V. Larionova

“…The article analyzes the role of presuppositions, which are widely used in the Spanish political and journalistic discourse as a means of manipulating language, and are focused on strengthening the management capacity of language to provide a hidden impact on recipients. …”
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Turning Sorrow into Song: Silence, Absence and Unreadability in Elizabeth Rosner’s Gravity by Laura Miñano Mañero

“…I specifically concentrate on Rosner’s poetry of remembrance as it dwells on the role of language and silence in representing the vicarious experience of the Shoah. …”
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ATOP by Syd Bauman, Martin Holmes, Helena Bermúdez Sabel, David Maus

“…This includes the crucial activity of generating schemas from TEI ODD, the TEI XML–conformant specification format that allows one to write a schema language (for example, TEI P5 itself is written in ODD) or to customize TEI P5 using a literate programming approach. …”
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Концепт „время” в русском и польском языковом пространстве (на материале русских и польских фразеологизмов с компонентом „время”/„czas” и „день”/ „dzień”)... by Andrzej Sitarski

“…An increase of interest in the cognitive approach to language studies may be observed in today’s linguistics. …”
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D. A. Ọbasá: The Man and the Significance of his Cultural Activism by Adekemi Agnes Taiwo

“…The essay concludes that Obasa ̣ ́ is a lover of his indigenous culture and language. …”
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La construction professionnelle par la quête d’un langage commun, le cas des enseignants débutants en classe maternelle by Amélie Alletru

“…Attempting to integrate a professional community, beginners have no choice, in the course of their first work experiences, but to learn its codes, its relations between subject, matter of work and other actors, in a system of interactions they discover from the inside: they are in search of a “common language” within that universe. Based on a study carried out with trainee primary teachers at the time of their first practice in nursery classes, the articulation of professional didactics, activity clinic and “course of action” frameworks allows one to consider characteristic features of that learning of a “common language”, whose mastery then means actual professionalism.…”
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Einige Bemerkungen zum partitiven Genitiv im heutigen Polnisch und zu seinen deutschsprachigen Äquivalenten by Ireneusz Gaworski

“…The topic of this paper is so-called Partitive Genitive (PG) as a verbal compliment, which is one oft the most characteristic syntactic constructions of the Polish language and of the others Slavic languages. PG is typical of spoken language and compatibel only with restricted class of perfective verbs. …”
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School of English for Applied Economics by L. K. Raitskaya

“…Department of English Language № 5 was created at the Institute of Foreign Economic Relations in 2000, and since 2011 it has been working with the students of the Department of Applied Economics and Commerce. …”
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“FLIPPED CLASSROOM” FOR ORGANIZATION OF EFL STUDENTS’ INDEPENDENT WORK by E. V. Vulfovich

“…The article considers integrating flip teaching into language learning. The purpose of this study is to generalize the practical experience on using flip teaching at a non-linguistic university. …”
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School of English for Political Scientist by I. A. Mazaeva

“…Department of English Language № 7 was founded in 2001. Originally its teaching staff included the specialists of the Department of English Language Chair. …”
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Wat kry sy toe, die afrikaanse kultuur, uit die skat van Bertolt Brecht by Louis Calitz

“…Some of Aucamp's translations of Bertolt Brecht are studied in the light of the above and the conclusion is reached that he succeeds in re leasing "in his own language that pure language which is under the spell of another" (Benjamin quoted in Johnston, 1992:44).This article is based on a paper that was read on October, 21 1994 at the "Slegs vir almal' conference that was held at RAU, Johannesburg, to celebrate Aucamp's sixtieth birth day. …”
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Disease prediction using NLP techniques by Hamza Ouabiba, Farah Sniba

“…By leveraging Natural Language Processing (NLP), the system offers automated analysis, enabling quicker and more accurate diagnoses based on symptoms provided by users. …”
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Coursebook Dependency in Secondary and Tertiary-Level EFL Teachers by Ozlem Ozen Tosun, Emrah Cinkara

“…It further aims to study how dependent English language teachers are on coursebooks and whether there are any relationships between teachers’ coursebook dependency levels and their genders, experiences, and academic backgrounds. …”
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Crime Films and Lexical Change: Can an Analysis of an Electronic Corpus of Fifteen Crime Films Help Students Understand Semantic Mutations? by Jean-Louis Vidalenc

“…We suggest that a better understanding of the forces at work in language evolution will not only help students of English as a second language but may provide some insight into more theoretical approaches.…”
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« A thrust at truth and a lie » : The Crying of Lot 49 ou le langage en quête de vérité by Jean-Yves Pellegrin

“…This denial prompts the reader to turn away from the narrative and look for the heuristic power of the text in language itself. A thrust at truth, the language in Pynchon’s book is indeed pregnant with meaning and always on the verge to blaze out into an epiphanic flash.…”
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The Pala’wan Highlanders and the World they live in: “A Weaving of Golden Threads” by Nicole Revel

“…Focusing on Austronesian languages, she conducted a workshop at CeDRASEMI on Rice in SEA. …”
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INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL IN ACADEMIC PAPER by M. N. Mileyeva

“…The author highlights the inevitable interference of the English scientific language and the native language of a researcher, the international part of a modern academic paper being English as lingua franca. …”
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