0 the fact that a word or phrase sounds natural and is acceptable when used in a particular situation :
It now encompasses the understanding of cohesion and rhetorical organisation as well as the accuracy and appropriacy of language for the task.
On the contrary, it describes the diversity and appropriacy of use in specific local and lingua franca contexts of use.
Students evaluated their argumentative essays according to the following criteria: text content, text structure and language appropriacy.
One might expect, therefore, that the new 'enlightened' approach based on appropriacy would not suffer from this defect and would meet with more success.
Message-replacement repairs were also longer than corrections concerning pragmatic and stylistic problems and the appropriacy of the information provided.
Four major groups of self-repairs were distinguished: different information, appropriacy, error, and rephrasing.
He claims they ignore the learners' inner context in favour of creating an external context where appropriacy is paramount.
Appropriacy repairs occur when the speaker realizes that he or she has provided inadequate or inappropriate information in the utterance and repairs it.
