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Sinhala Basic Course. Student Text (Module 3) by MacDougall Bonie Graham, de Abrew Kamini. is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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Foreign Service Institute, 1998. — viii, 104 pages. — (Basic Course Series). Basic Sinhala is a beginning course presented in three modules dealing with the writing system, conversation and grammar. The respective titles are: The course is intended for use with the help of a Sinhala-speaking instructor. The student must start with Module I in order to gain the grasp of Sinhala writing necessary to use the other two modules since the Sinhala material in those modules is presented only in its natural written form. The conversation and grammar modules are intended to be used in conjunction with each other, General Conversation containing systematic cross-references to Sinhala Structures. The principal author of Basic Sinhala is Bonnie Graham MacDougall. Dr. MacDougall has had extensive experience in the language teaching field at Cornell, at the Foreign Service Institute where she served as an intern in the School of Language Studies in 1966, and with the Peace Corps. She has had extended visits or residence in Sri Lanka in 1964-65, 1968, 1978 and 1979. Her work which eventually developed into Basic Sinhala started with a Peace Corps contract in 1967 for a set of Sinhala training mat
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- Author
- MacDougall Bonie Graham, de Abrew Kamini.
- Language
- SI
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Language Learning, Language
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