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teacher does not start with greeting the class, which only comes second. The first speech act, though, is a directive (Searle 1975) by the teacher, a complex framing move (Sinclair & Coulthard 1992: 3; [...] positive feedback by the teacher (14). The last move in the second of the IRF exchanges (17-19) is not revealed in this transcript. (10) T: Now, Pam, come here! (11) And please, sit on the table! (

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/Basel: A. Francke (UTB) (1993). Ellis, Rod (1994) The Study of Second Language Acquisition. Oxford: Oxford University Press (2003). Finkbeiner, Claudia (ed.) (2002) Lehren und Lernen in zwei Sprachen: [...] Hannover: Schroedel. Gass, Susan M. & Selinker, Larry (2002 2 ) Second Language Acquisition: An Introductory Course. Hillsdale, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. Haß, Frank (ed.) (2006) Fachdidaktik [...] . Oxford: Heinemann. Saville-Troike, Muriel (2006) Introducing Second Language Acquisition. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Schenke, Petra (1995) "Die Relevanz bestimmter Interaktionsstrukturen

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be noted as a remarkable achievement for an EFL learner in her second year. German English Bitte … Please … [+ when asking] Here you are! [+ when providing] Figure 4: Granularity Differential: Bitte!

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teacher does not start with greeting the class, which only comes second. The first speech act, though, is a directive (Searle 1975) by the teacher, a complex framing move (Sinclair/Coulthard 1992: 3, 21 [...] positive feedback by the teacher (14). The last move in the second of the IRF exchanges (17-19) is not revea- led in this transcript. (10) T: Now, Pam, come here! (11) And please, sit on the table!

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to be the member of the World Peace Council in 1950 during the second World Peace Congress. She enrolled to the French Women Association during her studies, to fight for the equal rights for women. She [...] for considerations of purpose, whether natural or divine. The second factor was the ad hoc nature of the atomists’ explanations”. (Loose 2001, 25) Additionally, there was a rival concept which appeared

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to be the member of the World Peace Council in 1950 during the second World Peace Congress. She enrolled to the French Women Association during her studies, to fight for the equal rights for women. She

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receive a Nobel Prize, but also the first person ever to receive a second Nobel Prize. But then these days of childhood were over, and so were the peaceful times. War broke out when Irene was only 17 years

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experiments he deter- mined the coefficient as 838 ftlb/BTU, in a second series published in the same article he gave 770 ftlb/BTU. Looking at the data Joule published gives some insight into Joule's [...] France from Eng- lish coal. This was the moment when the French second- ary school teacher Augustin Mouchot entered the stage. Mouchot combined two devices that had been known previously: A blackened [...] They found the heat generated by a body moving at one mile per second through the air sufficient to account for its ignition. The phenom- ena of "shooting stars" were explained by Mr. Joule in 1847 by

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• The hard work of experimenting James Prescott Joule, William Thomson, and the mechanical equivalent of heat.

experiments he deter- mined the coefficient as 838 ftlb/BTU, in a second series published in the same article he gave 770 ftlb/BTU. Looking at the data Joule published gives some insight into Joule's [...] France from Eng- lish coal. This was the moment when the French second- ary school teacher Augustin Mouchot entered the stage. Mouchot combined two devices that had been known previously: A blackened [...] They found the heat generated by a body moving at one mile per second through the air sufficient to account for its ignition. The phenom- ena of "shooting stars" were explained by Mr. Joule in 1847 by

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• Scientific Partnership; James Prescott Joule, William Thomson, and the mechanical equivalent of heat.

1948. James Prescott Joule was born on Christmas Eve 1818 as the second son of a prosperous brewer in Manchester, England. Young Joule was a delicate child, and was not sent to school. His early educa- [...] They found the heat generated by a body moving at one mile per second through the air sufficient to account for its ignition. The phenom- ena of "shooting stars" were explained by Mr. Joule in 1847 by

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• The hard work of experimenting James Prescott Joule, William Thomson, and the mechanical equivalent of heat.