- In sociolinguistics,
SPEAKING or the
SPEAKING model, is a
model socio-linguistic
study (represented as a mnemonic)
developed by Dell Hymes.
Hymes developed...
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syntactic constraints that
govern lexical words'
function in a sentence. In
speaking,
speakers perform many
different intentional speech acts, e.g., informing...
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Public speaking, also
called oratory or oration, has
traditionally meant the act of
speaking face to face to a live audience.
Today it
includes any form...
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formerly called Speak for
Yourself SPEAK (test), the
Speaking Proficiency English ****essment Kit from the
Educational Testing Service Speak (The Tick), the...
- science,
navigation and law. The
United Kingdom remains the
largest English-
speaking country in Europe. The
United States and
India have the most
total English...
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language and
among the most
widely used
languages on websites. The German-
speaking countries are
ranked fifth in
terms of
annual publication of new books...
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Extemporaneous Speaking (Extemp, or EXT) is a
speech delivery style/
speaking style, and a term that
identifies a
specific forensic competition. The competition...
- Dutch-
speaking immigrant communities can also be
found in
Australia and New Zealand. The 2011
Australian census showed 37,248
people speaking Dutch at...
- The Romance-
speaking world,
Romanophone world,
Neolatin world, or Latin-
speaking world, is the part of the
world where Romance languages (those evolved...
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References to
speaking in
tongues by the
Church fathers are rare.
Except for Irenaeus' 2nd-century
reference to many in the
church speaking all
kinds of...
