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ネイティブの英語人物表現
性格・外見・習慣・職業など、日常会話で頻繁に登場する他人や自分のことを英語で的確に表すためのフレーズを2600収録。
英語で言ってみるMy Life
talking about my life 誕生から永遠の別れまで、人生で遭遇する210の場面(出会い・結婚・進学・就職・娯楽・冠婚葬祭など)で使えるフレーズを収録。場面ごとにキーフレーズを含む連続した3つの対話文を用意することで会話フレーズを使う具体的なコンテクストを提供。限られた紙面の中で英語学習が体感しうる局面を厳選。文脈の中で内容を把握し会話を継続させる術を学ぶ。CD付。
英会話フレーズ600
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単語でマスターするネイティブ英会話
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13th Conference on British and American Studies
This volume brings together a selection of papers in linguistics presented at the 13th edition of the Conference on British and American Studies. Structured into three chapters, the studies included here are illustrative for the different perspectives, methodologies, and research traditions in the investigation of language-related phenomena. The first chapter, “Language Change and Cross-Linguistic Analysis”, is mainly concerned with the external and internal catalysts for language change, and with a number of morphosyntactic and semantic particularities of Romanian, set in contrast with other languages. Aspects related to first or second language learning and language as an instrument of thought form the content of the second chapter, “Language Acquisition, Teaching and Processing”. The focus of the final chapter, “Pragmatics, Translation, and the Negotiation of Meaning”, is language as an instrument of power and (self-)communication.
今すぐ使える英会話表現3000
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Perspectives on Plagiarism and Intellectual Property in a Postmodern World
Contributors offer many definitions and facets of plagiarism and intellectual property, demonstrating that if defining a supposedly "simple" concept is difficult, then applying multiple definitions is even harder, creating practical problems in many realms.
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イギリス英語ロンドン12か月
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A Theory of Genericization on Brand Name Change
Clankie studies how some brand name products make their way into generic usage for a service or action. An example is Xerox as a brand name product, where linguistically the word is now used as a verb for the action -- "I'll xerox this page"--And the word is used as an adjective for the results -- "Do you have xerox copies?" In doing so, he explores the underlying system of naming products, why some product names are genericized while others are not, and the social and economic impact of the idea.
