Sentences with phrase «full language»

It includes section A and creative writing section B. Full language paper 1 covering section A and creative writing section B using an extract from Lord of the flies.

In Term 2, Record of Oral Language assessments will be carried out - starting with those identified as being «at risk» in the EYA to enable fast tracking of full language assessments for those in need.

I also didn't have time to include the multitudes of accents required for full language support.

Full language support for English, French, German and Spanish, and optional subtitling for more than 10 languages

Three days later, the patient had regained full consciousness and full language comprehension, and he could reliably communicate by nodding his head «yes» or shaking his head «no.»

Though the markings seem too simple to represent full language, the author believes that some of them could have been used to convey geographic information or to aid in remembering the parts of ceremonies.

The authors urge practitioners who want to know bilingual children's full language profiles to carry out assessments in both English and their home language.

The ability to translate what they want, learn full languages, work on pronunciation through interactive courses and much more can now be achieved on the go.

Affinity is fully capable of full language translation (20 Languages), currency conversion (49 Currencies) and metric conversion.

Full language paper 1 covering section A and creative writing section B using an extract from Frankenstein.

The full language (Part E of A6721a / S4610a) can be viewed here.

«I don't believe Emoji have a grammar that guides how they're ordered,» he says, «I wouldn't call them a full language because they lack that grammatical property.»

Cohn says there are «essentially three magic ingredients that make something a full language».

Full language paper 1 covering section A and creative writing section B using an extract from Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

This is a full language paper 1 covering the reading section A and creative writing section B using an extract from An Inspector Calls.

Possibly because the instructional method nominally being used is equated with teaching, Foorman et al. may not have thought it important to detail what was actually taught in the full language arts curriculum.

They lack a full language making it unlikely that they could form thoughts like, «I will now take my toy and go outside to play».

Making a full language from scratch is an option, of course, but that would've required far too much time, and, even if it succeeded, would've left me the only person on the team capable of doing anything with it.

So, obvious though it may be, and whether as a result of sharpness or mis - calibration, plain language needs a «full language» partner, if it's to make the kind of sense that's hoped for.

Interesting concept — plain language with a «full language» partner.

The language was fleshed out by linguist Marc Okrand and eventually extrapolated into a full language.

Include the full language.