Britton's classic study " Language and Learning " ( 1970; 2nd Ed ., 1992 ), contains his most fully developed statement about the relationship between children's active language use and their learning.
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With that edit, the message crossed a line from being a legitimate expression of grievances, framed in passive language, to an indication of an intention to reignite an already resolved dispute, directed at a particular user, and framed in active language.
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Other languages ( called " active languages " ) have two types of intransitive verbs & mdash; some of them ( " active verbs " ) join the subject in the same case as the agent of a transitive verb, and the rest ( " stative verbs " ) join the subject in the same case as the patient.
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It was the first secular ( i . e . not tied to any specific religious organization or denomination ) convention or seminar devoted to Latin as an active language founded in North America since World War II . Today the Conventiculum Latinum draws 60-80 people each year from many parts of North America and the world, and it is the largest and longest-running seminar for active Latin in North America.
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And as the behavioral approaches view that children as passive beneficiaries of the language training techniques employed by their parents and the linguistic approaches view that children as active language processors of whose maturing neural systems guide development; conversely, social integrationists communication enjoys a rather curious position in contemporary theories of language acquisition as a dynamic system where typically children cue their parents into supplying the appropriate language experience that children require for language advancement.
