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Methods, the data, and the data collection and analysis procedures?employed. The aim throughout is to provide a sound?basis for the replication?of the study, in whole or in part,?in future research.?The following chapter will discuss the findings for referent similarity on English use.

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Referent Similarity and TBLT,d half of the chapter, practical task design principles are outline and illustrated with examples that both teachers and researchers will find useful in applying the ideas discussed in the book to the design and sequencing of tasks for task-based L2 research and instruction.

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Referent Similarity,two variables represent separate underlying constructs and relate to separate processes. The chapter concludes with an operational definition of referent similarity as factor in L2 task design together with a model of its predicted effects on L2 speech production.

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nguage system for speakers of English as a first and second This volume addresses an important gap in the literature on task design and second language use. Building on insights from over 50 years of research on the relationship between task demands and language use, it examines how referent similar

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L2 Performance and Incidental SLA,cuses primarily on functional category development from a usage-based perspective as this area of development is the most relevant to the effect of specific tasks factors on development, but the impact of meaning-focused language use on language representation has been discussed for nearly three dec

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Referential Communication and L2 Production,ential communication tasks are first defined in the way that it will be used throughout the book. A distinction is then made between two types of communication: (1) interactional communication, which is listener focused, and (2) transactional communication, which is message focused. This distinction