"Basic English"

Key Phrases: Lam Qua, Basic English, Hong Kong, United States, Lord of Heaven, Summer Palace, kanji world, gigong deviation, tongxing zhi, gramophone culture, jingshen weisheng, medical portraiture (see more)

Key Phrases: Lam Qua, Basic English, Hong Kong, United States, Lord of Heaven, Summer Palace, May Fourth, Ito Hirobumi, French Revolution, Liang Qichao, Matteo Ricci, Peter Parker, Wang Tao, Lydia Liu, Prince Gong, Republican Chinese, Sun Yat-sen, Xie Se, Book of Changes, Henry Wheaton, Great Britain, Great China, Pan Guangdan, Yan Shi, British Army, kanji world, gigong deviation, tongxing zhi, gramophone culture, jingshen weisheng, medical portraiture, pocketbook companies, qigong deviation, changpian gongsi, hypothetical equivalence, homogenic attachment, linguistic incommensurability, medical portraits, language reform movement, commercial portraiture, translingual practice, imperial objects, zhu shu, homogenic love, conceptual incommensurability, poetry revolution, xuesheng shuju, prize law, colonial historiography, qigong practice (see less)

Key Phrases: New York, United States, African American, Basic English, Cambridge University Press, Standard English, sociocultural frame, creole roots, language minority students, sociolinguistic variation, educational malpractice, phonological variables (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, United States, African American, Basic English, Cambridge University Press, Standard English, Sea Islands, South Africa, Oxford University Press, Dominican Republic, Jewish English, South Carolina, American English, Puerto Ricans, West African, Mexican Americans, Widow Twanky, Asian American, Bonfil Batalla, Ezra Pound, Hudson's Bay, New Criticism, Sri Lanka, University of Chicago Press, Finnegan's Wake, sociocultural frame, creole roots, language minority students, sociolinguistic variation, educational malpractice, phonological variables, identity framework, dialect style, linguistic imperialism (see less)

Key Phrases: New York, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, United States, Black English, Latin America, nonimmersion students, nunciation teaching, native language transfer, language classroom discourse, nontarget output, language testing methods (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, United States, Black English, Latin America, National Curriculum, New Zealand, Multilingual Matters, Newbury House, World War, Ministry of Education, Soviet Union, Council of Europe, Ann Arbor, Pergamon Press, Hong Kong, University of Michigan, Kegan Paul, North Africa, Edward Arnold, The Hague, Basic English, Middle East, British Council, nonimmersion students, nunciation teaching, native language transfer, language classroom discourse, nontarget output, language testing methods, foreign language education policy, test task characteristics, cational linguistics, bilingual language mode, second language pedagogy, foreign language testing, semiofficial language, critical language testing, language teaching policy, weak theism, second language phonology, school language policies, integrative testing, interactive facilitator, immersion teachers, language learning strategies, reversing language shift, transitional competence, language testers (see less)

Key Phrases: Basic English, American English, Kluwer Academic Publishers, British English, Learnable Phonetic Representations, Rule Form, multigram model, multiphone units, phonemic analogy, stochastic alignment, hierarchical lexical representation, phoneme substrings (see more)

Key Phrases: Basic English, American English, Kluwer Academic Publishers, British English, Learnable Phonetic Representations, Rule Form, Van Coile, Bell Labs, Boston University, Max Amb, The Teacher's Word Book, multigram model, multiphone units, phonemic analogy, stochastic alignment, hierarchical lexical representation, phoneme substrings, phonemic domain, stochastic transducer, phrasing module, classified test instances, layered bigrams, phoneme accuracy, accent prediction, digital trie, pronunciation generation, analogy segments, implementational choices, phonemic mapping, generalisation accuracy, intonational events, potential boundary site, phoneme accuracies, candidate pronunciations, concatenative synthesis, accent decisions (see less)