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Norme vir Afrikaans (nou reeds in 'n sesde uitgawe) het sedert 1989
bewys gelewer dat dit 'n besonder effektiewe bron is vir gebruik in
taalkundeklaskamers van tersiere instellings en selfs in skole. Die
boek is aan die een kant 'n praktiese naslaanbron wat as basis vir
eie taalontwikkeling kan dien. Aan ander kant word in die aanpak
probeer om taalteorie en taalpraktyk te versoen. Dat die outeur
hierin geslaag het, is bewys deur die gereelde bywerk van die boek
en die wye gebruik daarvan. In die besonder fokus die boek op die
verskeidenheid "norme" wat 'n mens in gedagte moet hou by die
praktiese gebruik van Afrikaans, onder meer die beginsels
onderliggend aan hierdie norme, en dan ook die identifisering van
belangrike en nuttige bronne van taaladvies oor problematiese
taalsake. Die doel van die boek is nie om streng "normatief" te
probeer voorskryf nie, maar eerder om leiding te gee in die
hantering van praktiese taalkwessies met as vertrekpunt gefundeerde
taalteoretiese kennis oor die Afrikaanse taalkunde. Die boek is nou
al deeglik gevestig as 'n omvattende en uiters bruikbare hulpmiddel
vir sowel student as dosent en is die vrug van die outeur se
jarelange ondervinding as taaldosent en navorser. Daar word ook
rekening gehou met die geleidelike herstandaardisering van
Afrikaans, vandaar die nuwe subtitel "Moderne Standaardafrikaans",
wat 'n aanduiding is dat Afrikaans in die proses is om te
moderniseer vir 'n nuwe geslag gebruikers. Die riglyne van die
elfde uitgawe van die Afrikaanse Woordelys en Spelreels (AWS)
(2017) is volledig in hierdie uitgawe verreken.
This book explains why and how drama works as an enjoyable, social,
and emotionally engaging way for young people and adults to learn
and use a second language within imagined worlds and develop their
21st century skills. A flexible teachers' toolbox of drama
strategies is offered and guidance on how to start using drama for
learning with language students. Each strategy is presented in
detail and used within the exemplar lessons. The authors refer to
relevant educational, psychological and neurological theories and
cite research that helps account for drama's efficacy in motivating
talk and supporting second language acquisition, whilst developing
important life skills such as communication, collaboration,
critical thinking, creativity and resilience.
When information about grammar or other general matters is
required, usually many references such as dictionaries, grammar
manuals or encyclopaedias need to be consulted, which can be a
daunting task indeed. The new macro English aid provides all of
this information in a single volume. The new macro English aid is
divided into two parts: language and grammar; and general
knowledge. For easy reference, the information is divided into
sections and arranged alphabetically. Contents include the
following: Language and grammar: punctuation, tenses, degrees of
comparison, direct and indirect speech, derivations, synonyms and
antonyms; general knowledge: currencies around the world,
inventions, chemical elements, conversion tables, plan etc,
presidents and prime ministers, capital cities, the seven wonders
of the ancient world. The new macro English aid is aimed at
learners, students, parents and the general public alike.
A compact bilingual, bi-directional guide to Spanish and American
English designed for 3-ring binders. More than 40,000 entries
include coverage of Latin-American Spanish. Includes concise
easy-to-understand definitions and pronunciations and abundant
word-use examples.
Exotic Territory: A Bilingual Anthology of Contemporary Paraguayan
Poetry seeks to address a dearth of information in the
English-speaking world about Paraguayan poetry of the past forty
years. The twelve outstanding poets included here-Jose Luis
Appleyard, Moncho Azuaga, Gladys Carmagnola, Susy Delgado, Oscar
Ferreiro, Renee Ferrer, Joaquin Morales, Amanda Pedrozo, Jacobo
Rauskin, Elvio Romero, Ricardo de La Vega, Carlos Villagra
Marsal-represent a wide diversity of themes, styles, and
perspectives in this little-known nation. Most of them have
published extensively, have been recognized through literary awards
and inclusion in national and international anthologies, and
continue writing today. To contextualize the poets and their poetry
for readers unfamiliar with Paraguay, the Introduction provides a
brief background of its geography, history, government, economy,
society, and artistic milieu. Following that is a wide selection of
representative poems published previously in Spanish, with
translations in English on facing pages. The book concludes with a
brief biographical sketch of each poet, followed by an
unprecedented and extensive bibliography of primary and secondary
sources intended to encourage those readers who might want to
pursue further reading or research on any poet of interest.
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