10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TELEGRAMMATIC»
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telegrammatic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Listen to Your Child: A Parent's Guide to Children's Language
Children's speech at around age 2 has often been called 'telegrammatic' or '
telegraphic'. By age 3, it has lost its telegrammatic character. The 'little words',
such as is, in, the and do, begin to make their presence felt. At first, a sentence
might ...
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A Dictionary of Varieties of English
telegrammatic/telegraphic. A style of speechor writing inwhich onlymajor lexical
categories occur,that is grammatical words like articles are left out for the sake of
brevity as in newspaper headlines, for example Judge avoids issue.
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How to Manage Communication Problems in Young Children, ...
Telegrammatic. speech. Sometimes when listening to a very young child or an
older child who has difficulty with syntax the listener is aware that the child's
speech sounds rather like a verbal telegram. This type of.
Myra Kersner, Jannet A. Wright, 2013
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The Pragmatic Basis of Aphasia: A Neurolinguistic Study of ...
®telegrammatic ̄. style in which functors and inflectionstendto be omitted (
Caplan, 1985; Kean, 1978) or misselected (Grodzinsky, 1984; Grodzinsky,
Swinney, & Zurif,1985), andinwhich normal rate and prosody are disrupted (
Benson ...
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The Biological Foundations of Gestures: Motor and Semiotic ...
His sentences were "short, telegrammatic and ungram- matical," and there were
sign omissions. On the other hand, "tests with writing ..., word-building with cards,
typing and reading were executed pretty well on the whole." Although rather ...
Jean-Luc Nespoulous, Paul Perron, André Roch Lecours, 1986
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The Biological Foundations of Gesture: Motor and Semiotic ...
His sentences were “short, telegrammatic and ungrammatical,” and there were
sign omissions. On the other hand, “tests with writing . . ., word-building with
cards, typing and reading were executed pretty well on the whole.” Although
rather ...
J. L. Nespoulous, P. Perron, A. R. Lecours, 2014
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Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics
... GRAMMAR (2) telegrammatic speech see TELEGRAPHIC SPEECH
telegraphic speech A style of SPEECH production in which FUNCTION WORDS
and INFLECTIONAL endings tend to be omitted; earlier, also called
telegrammatic speech.
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A Strong Song Tows Us: The life of Basil Bunting, Britain’s ...
And a young D. M. Thomas, many years before The White Hotel brought him
fame, really disliked it: 'absence of strict metrical pattern, added to telegrammatic
clumsiness and his expressed contempt for the printed poem, leads to many an ...
9
Acquired Speech and Language Disorders
... effortful, agram- matic and often telegrammatic (i.e. containing a predominance
of content words such as nouns and action verbs and a paucity of adjectives,
adverbs and prepositions giving the patient's speech a telegraphic style).
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An introduction to communication disorders
BROCA'S APHASIA (NON-FLUENT) Non-fluent output is characterized by a
hesitant telegrammatic style of speech and writing. Telegrammatic refers to the
use of language occasioned when it is necessary to include only the absolutely
vital ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TELEGRAMMATIC»
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telegrammatic is used in the context of the following news items.
The Falling
Many verbal exchanges are flatly telegrammatic. It's as if the schoolgirls and their teachers are automatons. Are they under a spell? (Pictured left, a Christ-like ... «The Arts Desk, Apr 15»
Review: 'After Birth,' by Elisa Albert
And if her aphoristic style occasionally gives way to the telegrammatic, or the narrative becomes disorientingly impressionistic, or the narrator's rage about ... «Minneapolis Star Tribune, Feb 15»
Author: James Ellroy
Corruption, racism, murder, misogyny: Perfidia is a 700 page thrasher of a novel, delivered in Ellroy's feverish staccato sentences and telegrammatic style. «The Skinny, Dec 14»
Rupert Murdoch in Twitter row over Exodus: Gods and Kings: 'Since …
"Now he simply tells us in his weird telegrammatic/spoken-word style that he wants [then-prime minister Kevin Rudd] turfed – and pretty much nothing more can ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Dec 14»
Perfidia: The first book in this new L.A. Quartet shows new depth …
The second L.A. Quartet brings Ellroy's nihilism and telegrammatic prose to World War II. Perfidia is told in real time, across the entire month of December 1941. «Austin Chronicle, Oct 14»
U2 split years ago but told no one
I ended up writing telegrammatic blurbs in which I hedged my bets and probably implied that we'd be hearing more of these bands. 'Songs of Innocence' is an ... «Irish Independent, Sep 14»
'Perfidia,' by James Ellroy
Ellroy's “telegrammatic” writing style — a mix of impatience, blunt summary and jazz fugue — keeps the plot moving. The forensic details, while fittingly ... «SFGate, Sep 14»
The Afterword Reading Society: Arctic Summer by Damon Galgut
The diaries weren't written for publication and they can be very hard work — repetitious and often banal, written in a telegrammatic style. On the other hand, ... «National Post, Aug 14»
EM Forster: 'But for Masood, I might never have gone to India'
And the sparse, telegrammatic style of the words indicate – in his case – how deeply felt they were. It was in this state of mind that he set off to the caves the next ... «The Guardian, Aug 14»
A Beatnik from the Middle Ages
The second essay "Between Poetry & Painting" is a Master's Thesis in telegrammatic form. dsh explores the Dadaist notion that "word and image are one," or as ... «Booktryst, Jul 13»
