linguistic skill

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Being young language users\\learners, the mastery of primary linguistic skills is imperative for successful communication at the onset of language development.
A strict interpretation of the central processing viewpoint is that measures of cognitive/ linguistic skills should predict literacy no matter what the language of assessment.
It has shown important effects of the living arrangement and their associated patterns of socialisation on the maintenance of cognitive and linguistic skills.
Hence, they replicated the study but paid careful attention to such factors as children's reading experience and their cognitive and linguistic skills.
However, the success or failure of a textbook surely relies as much on its pedagogical skills as its historical linguistic skills.
The story is temporally structured in a set of goal-based events and tests a number of linguistic skills.
Language loss is a general term applied to any instance of the decline of linguistic skills, whether of individuals or speech communities.
It is true that spoken language evolved first, is acquired first, and can be considered the foundation for other linguistic skills.
Speech-motor and linguistic skills of young stutterers prior to onset.
Screening for the cognitive and linguistic skills that are considered prerequisite to reading acquisition is a first step toward intervention.
Criteria were applied only to assure that participants possessed the minimum linguistic skills necessary to perform the experimental tasks.
The second half of the second session and the third session were devoted to testing other linguistic skills that are not reported in this study.
The findings are surprising, particularly since the benefits revealed by previous studies all involved pragmatic skills, not strict linguistic skills, such as vocabulary size.
It also enables them to define their linguistic skills and cultural awareness.
The issue becomes especially thorny when complex linguistic skills are considered.
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