19.1230, FYI: Cambridge Extra Issue 2 Released

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Subject: 19.1230, FYI: Cambridge Extra Issue 2 Released

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Date: 08-Apr-2008
From: Mark Ayling < mayling at cambridge.org >
Subject: Cambridge Extra Issue 2 Released

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From: Mark Ayling [mayling at cambridge.org]
Subject: Cambridge Extra Issue 2 Released
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Dear Subscribers,


We are pleased to inform you that the new issue of Cambridge Extra is now available. Cambridge Extra is a FREE online resource for linguists worldwide developed by both Cambridge University Press and The LINGUIST List. This issue features exclusive articles, podcasts, competitions and offers, all in the same place and all for free.

The articles featured in this issue include:

-	'What to expect from Clinton', by Paul de Lacy
-	'Free variation in Slavey (Northern Athabaskan): Relating fielfwork and phonology', by Keren Rice.
-	'Authentic materials and authenticity in foreign language learning', by Alex Gilmore.

Visit the Cambridge Extra site and read the articles, enter a competition for prizes and get discounts on Cambridge University Press titles at http://linguistlist.org/cambridgeextra/ 



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