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Title	1)Notare sul campo le nozioni studiate sui...
Text Submitted by rastabula	Source language: Italian 1)Notare sul campo le nozioni studiate sui libri Ã¨ unâ€™esperienza interessante. 2) Per facilitÃ d'analisi, il lavoro terrÃ conto solo della lingua scritta. 3)descrivere le cause strutturali e non strutturali dei fenomeni di interferenza, analizzare i meccanismi di interferenza piÃ¹ diffusi, dare una panoramica dei pericoli ad essa legati e, infine, tramite l'analisi dei domini linguistici, stabilire se le preoccupazioni sono fondate.
Remarks about the translation	British English please!

Title

It's an important experience

Translation

English

Translated by

gigi1

Target language: English

1)It's an important experience when someone tests his/her book knowledge in the field.
2)To make the analysis easier, the work will take into account only the written language.
3)Describe the structural and non-structural causes of the phenomenon of interference, analyse the most popular mechanisms of interference, give an overview of the hazards that are connected to interference and, finally, from the analysis of the linguistic domains, establish if our worries are well-founded.

Last validated or edited by kafetzou - 14 September 2007 12:56

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	Author	Message
		9 September 2007 05:31
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	I've made a couple of edits, but I'm wondering why the three points don't match in terms of tense - point #1 is a general statement in the present tense, point #2 is in the future tense, and point #3 is in the command form. Is this the way it is in Italian?
		9 September 2007 09:42
	rastabula Number of messages: 11	The three points are not linked together. They belong to 3 different parts of the texts, so don't worry about cohesion.
		10 September 2007 03:52
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	Ah - OK - thanks for the explanation.
		11 September 2007 12:06
	gigi1 Number of messages: 116	It was exactly like that kafetzou in Italian. I tryied to mantain that
		14 September 2007 07:48
	Tantine Number of messages: 2747	Hi Kafetzou, Gigi, Rastabula, As the request is "British English please" just one comment, analyse is generally spelled with an "s" in British English and not with a "z". Bises Tantine
		14 September 2007 12:57
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	Ah - yes, of course. I've edited it to "analyse", and "non-structural" with a hyphen. I need to download Firefox's add-on spell checker for British English ... and I need to notice when someone has requested British English.