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machine language N U or C
language [Am ˈlæŋɡwɪdʒ, Brit ˈlaŋɡwɪdʒ] N
1. language C or U (speech, means of communication):
2. language U (style, terminology):
¡esa boca … !
3.1. language C (particular tongue):
3.2. language C COMPUT:
second language N
I. machine [Am məˈʃin, Brit məˈʃiːn] N
1. machine (device):
lavarropas m RioPl
2. machine:
3. machine (system, organization):
II. machine [Am məˈʃin, Brit məˈʃiːn] VB trans
1. machine TECH metal/edge:
2. machine (sewing):
machine language N COMPUT
language [ˈlæŋgwɪdʒ] N
1. language no pl (system of communication):
2. language (of particular community):
3. language (of specialist group):
Phrases:
I. machine [məˈʃi:n] N
1. machine (mechanical device):
2. machine (system):
II. machine [məˈʃi:n] VB trans
1. machine metal:
2. machine sewing:
language [ˈlæŋ·gwɪdʒ] N
1. language (system of communication):
2. language (of particular community):
3. language (jargon):
Phrases:
machine [mə·ˈʃin] N
1. machine (mechanical device):
2. machine (system):
Present
Imachine
youmachine
he/she/itmachines
wemachine
youmachine
theymachine
Past
Imachined
youmachined
he/she/itmachined
wemachined
youmachined
theymachined
Present Perfect
Ihavemachined
youhavemachined
he/she/ithasmachined
wehavemachined
youhavemachined
theyhavemachined
Past Perfect
Ihadmachined
youhadmachined
he/she/ithadmachined
wehadmachined
youhadmachined
theyhadmachined
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This group includes people who are blind or visually impaired, people with learning disabilities, and people who are learning a second language.
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He specializes in second language acquisition, which he investigates on both theoretical and practical levels, using techniques from psycholinguistics, applied linguistics, and cognitive psychology.
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Peer feedback is used in writing classes of both first language and second language to provide students more opportunities to learn from each other.
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The first and second language may be required.
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This theory assumed that learners' errors were caused by the difference between their first language and their second language.
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