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context of a tutor for second
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context of : automated second
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. The idea is to use a feature
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find . First of all , current
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methods tend to emphasize oral
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applications , e.g. computer aided
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. Therefore every lexeme , apart
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their extensive use in foreign
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, especially in the first levels
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restricted to specific settings such as
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or to religious texts . Faced
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grammar checking in office and
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applications . I will now present
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disappointing outcomes of grammarbased
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methods . However , these negative
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the context of automated second
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many dictionaries and methods of
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, where characteristic forms
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pedagogical theory for communicative
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in a natural environment ? what
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intelligent tutoring systems for
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. 2 . THE TENSE GENERATION PROBLEM
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which is generally the case in a
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environment . <title> A Uniform
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contrastive reference grammars , and
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. <title></title> <authors></authors>
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and semantic errors within the
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system . Our system is implemented
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by the aim of improving foreign
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and learning , such analyses
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sentences , nor within the context of
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. A feature grammar is an extension
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available in the field of Foreign
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and usable on a large scale for
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artificial intelligence , psychology ,
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) . The expected results of such
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theories . In the field of foreign
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, on the other hand , the only
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