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Download full textBohlken, Robert; Macias, Lori – 1992
Teaching nonnative speakers of English to listen for the discriminating nuances of the language is an important but neglected aspect of American English language training. A discriminating listening process follows a sequence of distinguishing phonemes, supra segmental phonemes, morphemes, and syntax. Certain phonetic differences can be noted…
Descriptors: Applied Linguistics, English (Second Language), Foreign Students, Higher Education
