Analysis
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Detailed examination of something especially by breaking it up into the parts of
which it is made up e.g, sentence.
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Approach
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The act of coming near, an attempt to obtain or attract a person's helped or interest.
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Biliungual
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able to speak in two languages with the facility of a native speaker.
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Communication
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Act or means of conveying information.
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Comprehensive
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Which includes many things.
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Concept
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Idea or theory which can be explained further.
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Consonants
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Is a speech sound that is articulated with complete or partial clone of the vocal
tract.
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Contribution
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Act of contributing or something contributed.
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Criteria
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Standard used or referred to in judging something.
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Criteria
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Standard used or referred to in judging something.
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Curriculum
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A course, especially of study at school or university.
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Defects
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A flaw.
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Description
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Act of describing.
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Development
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Act or process of developing, growth, progress. Significant consequence or event.
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Dialect
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A way of speaking found only in a certain area or among a certain group or class
of people.
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Direct Method
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A technique of foreign language teaching in which only the target language is used
little language is given concerning formal rules of grammar and language use is
often elicited in situational contexts.
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Effective
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Having power to produce or producing a desired result.
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Elementary
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Very simple not advanced.
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Error
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Mistake or a state of being mistaken.
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Grammar
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Rules for forming words and for combining words to form sentences.
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Methodology
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The analysis of the principles of methods, rules and postulates employed by a discipline.
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Motivation
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The act or instance of motivating.
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Novels
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It is a sound in spoken language such as English pronounced with an open vocal tract
(i.e., no constriction in the vocal tracts.
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Objective
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A thing aimed at or to achieve a final set of actions.
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Origin
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Something from which anything arises or is derived, source.
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Poetry
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A form of literary art in which language is used for its aesthetic and evocative
qualities in addition to poetry may be written independently or as discrete poems.
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Presentation
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Act of presenting or state of being presented.
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Problem
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Any question or matter involving doubt, uncertainty or difficulty. A question proposed
for solution or discussion.
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Pronunciation
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Refers to the way a word or a language is spoken or the manner in which someone
offers a word. If one is said to have "correct pronunciation" then
it refers both within a particular DIALET.
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Prose
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writing characterized by balance and antithesis and allitenation and extended similes
with and allusions to nature and mythology.
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Quality
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An essential or distinctive characteristic, property or attribute.
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Remedial Teachings
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Teaching intended to put right to correct or cure.
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Rhyme
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A short poem or A word which is like another in its final sounds.
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Role
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A part played by a person in some activity.
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Simile
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A form of expression like or as in which one thing is compared to another which
it only resembles in one or a small number of ways.
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Skill
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A skill is the learned capacity to carry out pre-determined remap often with the
minimum outlay of time, energy or both.
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Stress
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The worry experienced by a person in particular circumstances or the static of anxiety
caused by this.
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Structure
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A way in which something is arranged or organized.
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Summary
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A brief account of giving main points of something. A shortened form of a statement,
story etc giving only the main points.
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Syntax
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The rules for the correct arrangement of words in a sentence or A systematic statement
of the rules governing the properly formed formulas of a logical.
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Translation
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The rendering of something into another language or into one's own from another
language. The state of being translated.
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