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VIII—On the Structure of Lexical Competence

Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 1995
Consider the word 'spoon'. We all know a lot about spoons: we can describe a spoon, explain its use, tell how spoons are normally acquired and where they are usually kept; we know what materials spoons are (mostly) made of, how long they may last, what kind of deterioration they are subject to.
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Lexical competencies in bilingual deaf preschoolers

2008
This study reports on lexical comprehension and vocabulary production assessed in deaf bilingual Italian preschoolers, educated through Spoken Italian and Italian Sign Language. Their lexical competencies were compared to the normative data of monolingual hearing children, taking into account chronological age and the duration of exposure to spoken ...
Rinaldi, Pasquale
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Lexical Competence

Language, 1999
M. Lynne Murphy, Diego Marconi
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Diego Marconi, Lexical Competence

2000
Recensione
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The relationship between lexical competence, collocational competence, and second language proficiency

English Text Construction, 2011
This paper assesses the relationship between EFL proficiency, lexical competence, and collocational competence (cf. Meara 1996; Pawley & Syder 1983; Read 1993, 1997, 2000; Bonk 2001). Two paper-based tests, a proficiency test and a vocabulary test, were presented to English majors at the University of Burundi.
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Build lexical competence with words-friends.

2020
Cet ouvrage tend à mieux comprendre la construction de la compétence lexicale. Il propose une réflexion didactique basée sur les approches intégratives de la lexicologie contemporaine. L’auteure part de l'hypothèse qu'un enseignement du lexique axé sur l'étude explicite de la structure du cotexte des unités lexicales peut favoriser la construction de ...
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Jun J Mao,, Msce, Lorenzo Cohen, Karen M Mustian   +2 more
exaly  

ENHANCING LEXICAL COMPETENCE THROUGH AUTHENTIC TEXTS

The acquisition of lexical competence is a cornerstone of language learning, and authentic texts have emerged as powerful tools in this endeavor. This article delves into the manifold benefits of utilizing authentic texts to bolster lexical proficiency. Through exposure to natural language usage and diverse contexts, learners can glean nuanced insights
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THE CONCEPT OF LEXICAL COMPETENCE: METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS

Academic Notes. Series: Pedagogical Sciences
The teacher is faced with the task of teaching students to understand authentic texts without using a dictionary every time they encounter an unfamiliar word. For this, students should learn several rules for working with the text: reading a text in a foreign language does not mean translating every word.
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IMPROVING LEXICAL COMPETENCE OF A+ LEVEL LEARNERS

Current Research Journal of Pedagogics
The study examined the whether different instructional strategies impact on the development of lexical competence in A+ level learners. An evaluation of the effectiveness of identified instructional strategies intertwined with explicit vocabulary teaching in improving lexical competence have been addressed.
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