See FL 502 588 for the conclusion of this article. (RS)

Revised version of an address delivered July 18, 1969, under the auspices of Summer Courses for Applied Linguistics", organized by the Goethe Institute, Munich, West Germany. (RS)

Portion of a paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Association of Teachers of German, Los Angeles, California, November 1970. (WB)

Paper prepared under contract with the English Language Branch--Defense Language Institute, Lackland Air Force Base, Lackland, Texas, and delivered in 1971 to staff members of the Branch. (VM)

Discusses the pros and cons of exceptional grammar rules in French and some of the main differences in spoken and written usage. (DS)

Second part of the series will appear in the next issue. (.dS)

Examines and evaluates individual attitudes toward honorifics by native speakers of Japanese. (DS)

Continuing series on French grammar. (DS)

The author points out the contextualization (the teaching of structures in relation to a context), although desirable in language teaching, may not always be possible, especially in materials for more advanced students. (FWB)

Elaborates on and updates the article "Derived Noun Phrases in Spanish Containing Locatives" by John P. Wonder and Alberto Eraso Guerrero (1976). Gives a detailed description of the uses of "ser" and "haber" in the locative expression. (NCR)