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On the Adult's Ability to Acquire Phonology Gerald G. Neufeld In writing a title should follow one of these strategies: 1.Name a general subject, followed by a colon and a phrase that renames the subject. 2.Name a general subject and narrow it with a prepositional phrase. 3.Name a general subject and cite a specific work that will illuminate the topic. 4.Name a general subject, followed by a colon, and followed by a phrase that describes …

…in foreign accent recognition. The results of the application were theory and hypotheses on the basis of the students' ability to explain behavior in both naturalistic and formal language learning situations. The data must be drawn from the performance of students who have experienced considerable difficulty, as well as from performance of learners who have attained a native-like command of their second language. ******************************************************* The article published in IRAL and Language Learning. (1978), in TESOL QUARTERLY. Sept. 1980.