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Date Posted: 11:17:22 09/28/09 Mon
Author: Luana Vieira
Subject: Comments on Grammar and DA.

Hello dears!

I'd like to mention some difficulties that SOME teachers have, mainly those from public schools, to change the idea of working with a sentence-level perspective to a discourse based perspective.It has to happen because sts need to know not only the language form but, also the use of it.

Secondly,I' d like to cite the point of word-order. I totally agree when you mention that there are some word-order variation that are pragmatically motivated because, if I am not wrong, to be linguistic competent we must understand what/when a structure have to be used, according to the context.

Luana

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