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Tuner Review: Leo Woodall Shines in an 'unexpectedly Romantic' Thriller Throwback
Key Highlights Tuner review praises Leo Woodall’s performance as a piano tuner turned safecracker. The film blends romance and thriller elements, with strong character work from the cast. Ryan Gosling exits The Daniels’ new sci-fi movie days after being cast. Matthew Damon is in talks to replace Ryan Gosling in an upcoming sci-fi blockbuster directed by The Daniels. Tuner: A Charming Blend of…
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Trinny Woodall: On Business and Beauty (Podcast)
Trinny Woodall: On Business and Beauty (Podcast)
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Language-switching: Using the first language while writing in a second language
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Abstract In a protocol analysis of L2 writing from 28 adult participants (9 L2 Japanese, 11 L2 English, and 8 L2 Spanish), this research observed how language-switching (L-S), i.e., L1 use in L2 writing, was affected by L2 proficiency, task difficulty, and language group (i.e., the L1/L2 relationship). ANOVA results suggest that less proficient L2 learners switched to their L1s more frequently than more advanced learners (P=0.004), and that more difficult tasks increased the duration of L1 use in L2 writing (P≤0.001). For students of a cognate language, longer periods of L1 use were related to higher quality L2 texts; for students of a non-cognate language, L-S was related to lower quality texts. Possible reasons for L-S are discussed with examples from the protocols, and suggestions for including L-S in L2 writing models are made By: Billy R. Woodall Number of Pages: 22 ... دریافت فایل Read the full article
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