Questão de Língua Inglesa

What is missing? Put the right word in the right place. Text 11 (for question 39) By Hugh Dellar and Andrew Walkley What do we mean by a lexical view of language? Well, on a very basic level, it is the belief that without grammar you can say little, but without vocabulary you can say ; it‟s the belief that vocabulary is the most important part of learning a language, the most time-consuming part of what learners have to do, and what drives their in terms of level. , a lexical view of language also implies more than that: it‟s a view of how language is used and how new language comes into being. Grammar-oriented views of language start with grammar rules and structures into which any words of the correct class can supposedly be slotted. A lexical view of language that language beguins with words and that the ways in words combine and the patterns that we perceive as grammar are the result of our experience of language in use. (...) In: Putting your principles into practice: lexical teaching in the age of ecletism. Revista New Routes. Campinas: Disal, may, 2017, p. The CORRECT sequence is: