THE ENGLISH SPOKEN BY WEST AFRICAN STUDENTS

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natural language processing

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Pet

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THERE ARE at present several hundred students from West Africa in universities and technical colleges in the United Kingdom. It seems likely, therefore, that many readers of TECHNICAL EDUCATION come into daily contact with these students and that some remarks on the way English is spoken in West Africa may not be out of place.

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