review of ackerlind, s. & r. jones-kellogg, portuguese. a reference manual, 2011. austin: university of texas press, pp. 340.
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Authored by Sheila Ackerlind and Rebecca Jones-Kellogg, 'Portuguese. A Reference Manual 'is a comprehensive guide on the functioning of oral and written Portuguese, designed to support the study of Portuguese as a foreign language. Originally conceived for university-level students, this book, which presents an extensive description of different domains of knowledge of the language, is a useful support tool for students of various levels of education, teachers of Portuguese as a foreign language and other specialists interested in consulting updated and well-founded information on Portuguese. In different sections of the manual, the contents are presented following a methodology of contrastive analysis with Spanish and English. Therefore, it is expected that the users of this manual have background knowledge of these two languages.
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| Journal | European radiology |
| Year | 2012 |
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