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* Approach reflects a belief in the value of discourse analysis, pragmatics, and sociolinguistics in the fields of second language acquisition and applied linguistics. * Goal is to train teachers to teach the Spanish language as a communicative system rather than as a set of grammatical rules--therefore it includes relevant information on Spanish pragmatics and sociolinguistics. * Written entirely in Spanish. * Each chapter includes review questions and exercises. * CD-ROM integrates samples of the course material so that the readers can see and hear native speaker examples of aspects of Spanish as they learn about them.

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Tñitulo Secundario : AdquisiciÃ3n Del EspaÃ±ol Como Segunda Lengua

Cantidad de páginas 243

Autor:

Dale A. Koike
Carol A. Klee

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Filología

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