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Language and Politics 1 Language and Politics 2 The Language of Politics ¾Politics is concerned with power: the power to make decisions, to control resources, to control other people’s behavior, and to

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Foreign Language Classroom Anxiety Scale

Horwitz, E. K., Horwitz, M. B., & Cope, J. (1986). Foreign language classroom anxiety. The Modern Language Journal, 70(2), 125‐132. 1. I never feel quite sure of myself when I am speaking in my foreign language class. Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor …

Language and Identity

Language and Identity 3 7 Four Kinds of Identities 1. Master identities 2. Interactional identities 3. Personal identities 4. Relational identities 8 Four Kinds of Identities • Master identities . . . – are relatively stable and unchanging: gender, ethnicity, age, national and regional origins • The meanings of master identities change ...

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Language and Social Class - University of Wisconsin–Madison

Language and Social Class 5 13 The American Dream • “I think the system is as fair as you can make it,” Ernie Frazier, a 65-year-old real estate investor in Houston.“I don’t think

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Language Attitudes - University of Wisconsin–Madison

Language Attitudes 4 10 Language attitudes and linguistic capital zBourdieu introduced …. zThe concept of linguistic capital to describe the respect or authority enjoyed by a speaker. zThose with high linguistic capital speak with “command,” i.e., the power to influence a

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arXiv:1406.1078v3 [cs.CL] 3 Sep 2014

ity of an English phrase to a corresponding French phrase. The model is then used as a part of a stan-dard phrase-based SMT system by scoring each phrase pair in the phrase table. The empirical eval-uation reveals that this approach of scoring phrase pairs with an RNN Encoder–Decoder improves the translation performance.

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Subordonnée relative - CCDMD

Phrase 1 : Lisez ce roman. Phrase 2 : je viens de composer ce roman. (je viens de composer quelque chose) Pour enchâsser la phrase 2 dans le GN de la phrase 1, on remplace le complément di-rect ce roman par le pronom relatif approprié que, qui a habituellement la fonction de complément direct : Lisez ce roman que je viens de composer.

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Useful phrases for reports brainstorming Brainstorm ...

Written by Alex Case for UsingEnglish.com © 2012 Useful phrases for reports brainstorming Brainstorm suitable language into these categories:

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Richard Hamming ``You and Your Research''

You see again and again, that it is more than one thing from a good person. Once in a while a person does only one thing in his whole life, and we'll talk about that later, but a …