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approximately forty transcripts were written had turned yellow with age so that some parts were difficult to read. “It may not be obvious, but this is a treasure trove for research on learning and teaching
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student”. The denotation of AmE student encompasses learners of all ages ‘from the cradle to the grave’, whereas the same denotational space is divided up between two lexemes in the BrE field, between which [...] of incongruent forms. This applies regardless of school type, or age of learners. Moreover – depending on age, or rather EFL-competence of learners – some consciousness-raising concerning concrete cases
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amounting to 240 printed pages in the book publication) covers all age groups of EFL learners, from the 3rd year of Primary School, to the last year of Sekundarstufe 1 (Klasse 10), with the numbers of [...] greetings with her class. With this 5th year class, with pupils aged between ten and twelve years, the tea- cher’s “Good morning!” is actually followed by a whole-hearted chorus of “Good morning!” from [...] sed adjacency pair (McCarthy 1997: 119-120). With pupils of higher age groups, this might not work out so fine. After this opening transaction, the teacher starts an exercise con- cerning the use of
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more than 56,000 words (amounting to 240 printed pages) covers all age groups of EFL learners, from the 3rd year of Primary School, to the last year of Sekundarstufe 1 (Klasse 10), with the numbers of [...] adjacency pair (McCarthy 1997: 119-120). With pupils of higher age groups, this might not work out so fine. Olaf Jäkel 68 After this opening transaction, the teacher starts an exercise concerning the [...] fashion being a well-established means to secure uptake with this age group. (28) [...] (29) T [pointing at one of the picture cards on the board]: Where is the man? (30) P: [incomprehensible mumbling]