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THE TEACHING OF FRENCH INTONATION TO NATIVE SPEAKERS OF ENGLISH

  • Rosalind M.O. Pritchard
Published/Copyright: November 23, 2009
International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching
From the journal Volume 23 Issue 1-4

Published Online: 2009-11-23
Published in Print: 1985

Walter de Gruyter

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Titelei
  2. A ‘TEACHING GRAMMAR’ OF THE PASSIVE VOICE IN ENGLISH
  3. DERIVATION IN THE ADVANCED COURSE OF ITALIAN
  4. ON SOME OF THE FORMS AND CAUSES OF FRONUNCIATION IMPAIRMENTS
  5. NOTES AND DISCUSSION
  6. REVIEWS
  7. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
  8. ANNOUNCEMENTS
  9. THE USE OF TRIVALENT VERBS OF GIVING BY ADVANCED LEARNERS OF ENGLISH
  10. THE TEACHING OF FRENCH INTONATION TO NATIVE SPEAKERS OF ENGLISH
  11. NOTES AND DISCUSSION
  12. REVIEWS
  13. ANNOUNCEMENTS
  14. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
  15. LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS, SOCIAL FACTORS, AND SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING AND TEACHING
  16. ENGLISH GRAMMATICOLOGY
  17. CONTRAST BETWEEN JAPANESE AND ENGLISH PARTICIPANT IDENTIFICATION: ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR LANGUAGE TEACHING
  18. NOTES AND DISCUSSION
  19. REVIEWS
  20. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
  21. ANNOUNCEMENTS
  22. REALISTIC GOALS IN TEACHING AND LEARNING PHRASAL VERBS
  23. POLITENESS REVISITED: CROSS-MODAL SUPPORTIVE STRATEGIES
  24. NOTES AND DISCUSSION
  25. REVIEWS
  26. PUBLICATION RECEIVED
  27. ANNOUNCEMENTS
https://doi.org/10.1515/iral.1985.23.1-4.117

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Titelei
  2. A ‘TEACHING GRAMMAR’ OF THE PASSIVE VOICE IN ENGLISH
  3. DERIVATION IN THE ADVANCED COURSE OF ITALIAN
  4. ON SOME OF THE FORMS AND CAUSES OF FRONUNCIATION IMPAIRMENTS
  5. NOTES AND DISCUSSION
  6. REVIEWS
  7. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
  8. ANNOUNCEMENTS
  9. THE USE OF TRIVALENT VERBS OF GIVING BY ADVANCED LEARNERS OF ENGLISH
  10. THE TEACHING OF FRENCH INTONATION TO NATIVE SPEAKERS OF ENGLISH
  11. NOTES AND DISCUSSION
  12. REVIEWS
  13. ANNOUNCEMENTS
  14. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
  15. LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS, SOCIAL FACTORS, AND SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING AND TEACHING
  16. ENGLISH GRAMMATICOLOGY
  17. CONTRAST BETWEEN JAPANESE AND ENGLISH PARTICIPANT IDENTIFICATION: ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR LANGUAGE TEACHING
  18. NOTES AND DISCUSSION
  19. REVIEWS
  20. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
  21. ANNOUNCEMENTS
  22. REALISTIC GOALS IN TEACHING AND LEARNING PHRASAL VERBS
  23. POLITENESS REVISITED: CROSS-MODAL SUPPORTIVE STRATEGIES
  24. NOTES AND DISCUSSION
  25. REVIEWS
  26. PUBLICATION RECEIVED
  27. ANNOUNCEMENTS
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