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WILLIAM H. CARPENTER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY THE TEACHING OF THE PRONUNCIATION OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES The teaching of an accurate ... They recognize that the flavor of a language can not be imparted unless the teacher pronounces correctly and ...
WILLIAM H. CARPENTER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY THE TEACHING OF THE PRONUNCIATION OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES The teaching of an accurate ... They recognize that the flavor of a language can not be imparted unless the teacher pronounces correctly and ...
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majesty of Spanish assonance be enjoyed if the student has not been taught to feel the esthetic beauty of the sounds of these languages ? The opponents of pronunciation teaching will argue that in after life the pupil may never have ...
majesty of Spanish assonance be enjoyed if the student has not been taught to feel the esthetic beauty of the sounds of these languages ? The opponents of pronunciation teaching will argue that in after life the pupil may never have ...
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We are all willing to admit that the ideal way to teach a child a language is to have him learn it from infancy along with his mother tongue . Then he needs no rules or phonetic symbols . It is idle to maintain as do many enthusiasts of ...
We are all willing to admit that the ideal way to teach a child a language is to have him learn it from infancy along with his mother tongue . Then he needs no rules or phonetic symbols . It is idle to maintain as do many enthusiasts of ...
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