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Meanings of oral language in English
Language produced orally.
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Examples for "spoken language"
Examples for "spoken language"
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Conclusions: Comprehension of spoken language differs between MRI patterns of severe CP.
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This ability the voice normally possesses; spoken language could not otherwise exist.
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The real stumper will be how to teach him our spoken language.
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Their spoken language, the modern Syriac, had not been reduced to writing.
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Even such community of feeling as one spoken language gives, was lacking.
Usage of oral language in English
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However, rank ordering of candidates for Leaving Certificate oral language examinations will continue.
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It will focus on the development of oral language, reading and writing skills.
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Phonetic writing, the development of the effort to optimize writing, better imitated oral language.
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Success in oral language lessons rests primarily upon interest.
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I think that oral language is alien to literature.
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Upon Barsoom there is but a single oral language.
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I have told her to study your oral language and to ask Ebon to help her.
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So there are children that have virtually no language, oral language, that are going to school.
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There is no oral language that can satisfy or meet the requisitions of the stricken heart.
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Again oral language-lessons by Cook and Putnam.
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This has really helped them to develop their oral language and develop confidence in their speech Jude says.
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An oral language, although remarkably persistent in its vocables, and still more persistent in its grammatical forms, is incapable of permanence.
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The point most debated for centuries has been, not whether there was any primitive oral language, but what that language was.
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The discussion is now, however, varied by the suggested possibility that man at some time may have existed without any oral language.
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Research documenting earlier emerging specific oral language impairment during preschool years associated with reading and writing disabilities during school years is also reviewed.
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In all, about 23,000 pupils gain access to the programme every year which lays a commendable stress on building up oral language skills.
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Translations for oral language
Russian
Oral language through the time