Assessing Language FOr Specific Purposes

Dan Douglas

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1. Why Test Language for Specific Purposes? 2. Specific Purpose Language Ability 3. Context, Discourse Domains, and Task Characteristics 4. Strategic competence: Between knowledge and context 5. From Target Language Use to Test Tasks 6. Specific Purpose Tests of Listening and Speaking 7. Specific Purpose Tests of Reading and Writing 8. LSP Test Development and Technology.

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