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Hip to Knit
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by Kindrey Doyle
It seems like a few years
ago, everyone I knew belonged to a “book club”. The premise of which was that a group of friends get together
once a month to discuss a novel at someone’s house over wine and food.
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Vocabulary, TOEFL, TOEIC
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by Steve Kaufmann
According to Professor Tom Cobb, Department of Linguistics at the University of Quebec,
“Until recently, vocabulary learning was seen as peripheral to language acquisition. …Much of this view has now been reversed. .. studies throughout the 1980s and 1990s showed that vocabulary skill and knowledge are the precondition for most other language abilities and, in addition, the main source of variance in the final state of such abilities.”
Many students spend a lot of time learning the techniques of passing TOEFL and TOEIC. But even if they pass they still have difficulty with English at work or at school. There is a better way. Most of the questions on TOEFL and TOIEC require a familiarity with the phrases of English and a rich vocabulary in the subject matter that will be tested. The Linguist is specially designed to prepare you for TOEFL and TOEIC. The Linguist helps you do two things.
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Chris and David Discuss Music
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by David Avender
Chris: This is Chris!
David: And this is David!
Chris: And you are about to listen to an excerpt of our
conversation on music!
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The Linguist: Japan Incorporated
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by Steve Kaufmann
Japan Incorporated
Japan in the 1970s and early 1980s was different from today's Japan. It was
a less open society.
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