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"The Principles of Language-Study" by Harold E. Palmer is a foundational work in applied linguistics, meticulously prepared for republication. Delving into the core of language acquisition and effective teaching methods, this book offers timeless insights for educators and students alike. Palmer's exploration of language learning principles makes it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the science behind how we learn and teach languages. A cornerstone in the field, this book examines the fundamental aspects of linguistics and provides a comprehensive overview of language study. Ideal for those seeking a deeper understanding of language arts, linguistics, and pedagogical strategies. Whether you're an educator seeking to refine your teaching methods or a student passionate about language, this book offers a rich and enduring perspective on the art and science of language acquisition.
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