Titlebook: English Bilingual Project; Exploring the Pedago Mathew Varghese Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Introducing English Bilingual (Education) Project,tting together words into phrases and then to sentences, as being followed by a normal native English speaker. Precisely, that is the reason why, we need to educate the students to structure phrases based on the phrase structure grammar principles.

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Tanel Kerikm?e,Kristi Joamets,Edita Gruodyt? neural patterning that happens in the Broca’s region of the bilingual’s brain. So, it is no longer an assumption or a vague concept. In relation to each language that one learns/uses, the brain forms special neural circuits.

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Introduction,bilingual project (EBP). It is meant for the new learners from those regions where English is mainly taught as a foreign language or second language. Since the learners there, even after several years of English education, find it difficult to use English as a communication language in their public

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English Bilingualism: The Gandhian Model,first century, as English grows to become the global ., we use the above thought of Raja Rao to develop a bilingual education project for teaching English to its nonnative learners. Since the time of British colonialism Indians learned English as a bilingual language meant exclusively for intellectu

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The Inheritance of Language and Bilingualism,s founded on the conception of bilingualism. Bilingualism is an aspect of human inheritance with language. We have strong evidence to prove that. The contemporary studies on the bilingual brain have proven that aspect beyond all doubts. Using fMRI technology, the??neurologists have mapped the unique

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Vitalizing the ,: Writing Training,ere we use the concept of the universal language of thought—mentalese propounded mainly by the Neoplatonists and Christian philosophers as a trait of human .. According to classical thinkers soul has two vital powers, . (language and reasoning), and . (intellect) that makes humans different from oth