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In his book The Principles of Language Study (1921), Palmer made the point that ______were brought into play in the acquisition of spoken language whereas studial capacities were required in development of literacy.
A.learning power
B.grammatical capacities
C.spontaneous capacities
D.understanding capacities

A.A.learning
B.grammatical
C.spontaneous
D.understanding

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C
解析：习惯形成是帕尔默口语教学法原则的核心。在《语言学习的原则》(1921)一书中，帕尔默坚持认为，人们自然......

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A.B.
C.
D.
Why
E.Silent
F.
B.There
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C.Few
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D.People