Príklady wordless

• Informants were recorded three times over five months for several hours during which they carried out the productive task of retelling a wordless animation film.

• Her version, supported by the familiar wordless 'dah-woos' of the back-up singers, ultimately triumphs in the song.

• It consists of jokes, accordion playing, and wordless singing.

• But then music (a song) works with the camera to provide a more provocative, wordless, encounter with the scene.

• Imagine a prototypical scene in which a parent and toddler are ' reading ' a wordless, picture book together.

• The choir sustains a dense chord, wordless and devoid of lustre.

• The book set consisted of two wordless books which showed unrelated pictures, one on each page.

• In the book context of the present study, we used two wordless item-focused books and one wordless story book.

• A ballet-pantomime score, then, isn't music: it's just a transposition of words and story into wordless sound.

• The book is wordless and thus the child is free to use his own words to tell the story.

• Thus, the modified version of this book was wordless.

• In order to obtain a measure of the child's language skills, children were asked to provide one or more spontaneous narrative samples using a wordless picture book.

• The narrative tasks employed in this study are more complex than a conversation speech task because the child must coordinate lexical, syntactic, and pragmatic information represented in the wordless storybook.

• The well-read-to children also gave richer ' 'readings' ' of the wordless picture book by providing more explicit background information and clearer reference to characters and events depicted.

• First the child was told the story by the experimenter while looking at a wordless picture book that depicted the events and characters in the story.