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100 _a20040322 1985 y0pory5003 ba
200 1 _aDiscourse and learning
_fcompil. Philip Riley
210 _aNew York
_cLongman
_d1985
215 _a389 p.
464 1 _tTwo experiments in communicative teaching
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464 1 _tBeginners course in spoken english based on the functional approach
_0152594
464 1 _tViewing comprehension : l'oeil ecoute
_0152595
464 1 _tUsing authentic documents for pedagogical purposes
_0152596
464 1 _tSpecialist ? what specialist ?
_0152597
464 1 _tSound and video library
_0152598
464 1 _tAspects of autonomous learning
_0152599
464 1 _tTeaching learning : redefining the teacher's role
_0152600
464 1 _tExtending self-directed learning of english in an engineering college
_0152601
464 1 _tTwo years of autonomy : practice and outlook
_0152602
464 1 _tAutonomy : some elementary concepts
_0152603
464 1 _tMud and stars : personal constructs, sensitization and learning
_0152604
464 1 _tForeign language acquisition processes in a secondary school setting : negation
_0152605
464 1 _tComparative approach to the learning of specialized written discourse
_0152606
464 1 _tFrom reading to writing acts
_0152607
464 1 _tLearning a language : or learning to read?
_0152608
464 1 _tWhen communication breaks down : levels of coherence in discourse
_0152609
464 1 _tInteractional structure : the role of role
_0152610
464 1 _tYou did say oral interactive discourse ?
_0152611
606 1 _aComunicação / Linguagem
686 _a2700 - Sistemas de Comunicação
702 1 _aRiley
_bPhilip
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