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BanglaEcomReviewCorpus: A dataset for e-commerce product review sentiment analysis. [PDF]
Data BriefAyman U +4 more
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Instruments for screening and assessing oral language in preschool children via digital health: a scoping review. [PDF]
CodasPereira RN, Taveira KVM, Brazorotto JS.
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Scientific knowledge graph and ontology generation using open large language models.
Digit DiscovOarga A +4 more
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From Words to Sentences: Designing and Evaluating a Parent-Facing Sign Language Learning App
Ritmeester J +5 more
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Vocabulary Strategies : Building New Vocabulary
Indian Journal of Applied Research, 2011One of the most important challenges that learners will face during the process of second language learning is learning vocabulary. Vocabulary has been recognized as crucial to language use in which insufficient vocabulary knowledge of the learners led to difficulties in second language learning.
K. Eliah K. Eliah, Dr. K. Suma Kiran
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The Modern Language Journal, 1931
Author's Summary.— Owing to lack of uniformity in the material used in elementary classes and to the varying length of the “elementary period” (from about 90 recitations in Eastern and Southern colleges to something like 400 recitations in some high schools), vocabulary achievement at any point is very indefinite, and all texts needing vocabularies at ...
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Author's Summary.— Owing to lack of uniformity in the material used in elementary classes and to the varying length of the “elementary period” (from about 90 recitations in Eastern and Southern colleges to something like 400 recitations in some high schools), vocabulary achievement at any point is very indefinite, and all texts needing vocabularies at ...
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2007
Abstract The vocabulary of Mycenaean Greek is more or less the same mixture of Indo-European, substrate, and borrowed items that we find in later Greek. Myc. words with well-established IE origins include: Other words apparently lack IE cognates: Certain words ending in -(i)nthosand -(s)soshave traditionally been associated with the ...
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Abstract The vocabulary of Mycenaean Greek is more or less the same mixture of Indo-European, substrate, and borrowed items that we find in later Greek. Myc. words with well-established IE origins include: Other words apparently lack IE cognates: Certain words ending in -(i)nthosand -(s)soshave traditionally been associated with the ...
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