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Ruth Huart, Auteur |Compund nouns are not stressed at random but follow rules, albeit flexible ones sometimes.Article : texte imprimé
Ruth Huart, Auteur |Starting from an authentic interview on New Standpoints Live, R. Huart advises on how to construct listening strategies.Article : texte imprimé
Ruth Huart, Auteur |Starting from an authentic interview on New Standpoints Live, R. Huart advises on how to construct listening strategies.Article : texte imprimé
Ruth Huart, Auteur |Starting from an authentic interview on New Standpoints Live, R. Huart advises on how to construct listening strategies.Article : texte imprimé
Ruth Huart, Auteur |Starting from an authentic interview on New Standpoints Live, R. Huart advises on how to construct listening strategies.Article : texte imprimé
Ruth Huart, Auteur |Starting from an authentic interview on New Standpoints Live, R. Huart advises on how to construct listening strategies.Article : texte imprimé
Ruth Huart, Auteur |Starting from an authentic interview on New Standpoints Live, R. Huart advises on how to construct listening strategies.Article : texte imprimé
Ruth Huart, Auteur |Starting from an authentic interview on New Standpoints Live, R. Huart advises on how to construct listening strategies.Article : texte imprimé
Ruth Huart, Auteur |Names and numbers can be tricky in aural comprehension, but context and logic do help.This is a short extract from the interview on Track 6, and more on newstandpoints.com.Article : texte imprimé
Ruth Huart, Auteur |Based on an interview with Annie Lenox (New Standpoints, 55-56), Ruth Huart explains how important intonation is when putting a message across. In class, drama is the ideal context for training pupils to speak in convincing tones.Article : texte imprimé
Ruth Huart, Auteur |Two interviews on the Civil Rights movement feature African-American speakers of different generations, providing an opportunity to observe some characteristics of African-American speech.
