Richards proposes that the following are the micro-skills involved in
understanding what someone says to us.The listener has to:
understanding what someone says to us.The listener has to:
- Retain chunks of language in short-term memory.
- Discriminate among the distinctive sounds in the new language.
- Recognize stress and rhythm patterns,tone pallerns,intonational contours.
- Recognize reduced forms of words.
- Distinguish word boundaries.
- Recognize typical word-order patterns.
- Recognize vocabulary.
- Detect key words,such as those identifying topics and ideas.
- Guess meaning from context.
- Recognize grammatical word classes.
- Recognize basic syntactic patterns.
- Recognize cohesive devices.
- Detect sentence constituents,such as
- subject,verb,object,prepositions,and the like.
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