Titlebook: English Language Project Work; Christine McDonald Textbook 1992Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Induction

https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230611160g ordinary spelling, firstly dealing with a monologue and then looking at conversation (Section 7.2). The punctuation conventions used for speech are different from those used for writing and these become more complicated when more than one speaker is involved. The following section shows how prosod

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Textbook 1992Latest editions well as undergraduate and other higher education courses. The book covers each stage of planning a project, choosing a relevant topic, collecting data and transcribing spoken material. A cassette tape of data accompanies the book and detailed analyses of language are suggested based on the cassett

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-17650-2ollege, where projects may have to be marked or processed first. If your syllabus requires spoken material, you will know not to include or base your project on any written material. You also need to be aware of any word or tape limits, or any specifications about the sections to be included in your project.

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A rough introduction,rom the outset is to convey interest and enthusiasm about your project. The introduction need not be long. In fact, it is often better if it is brief and succinct, so that you can quickly get down to the meat of the project — the analysis.

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Planning a timetable,ollege, where projects may have to be marked or processed first. If your syllabus requires spoken material, you will know not to include or base your project on any written material. You also need to be aware of any word or tape limits, or any specifications about the sections to be included in your project.