English for Academic Research: Grammar Exercises

emphasized / has emphasized

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[Adrian Wallwork (auth.)] English for Academic Res(z-lib.org)
Dinda Putri Novanti 1910533004 Financial Management I Assignment

23.1 making hypotheses Inline with our suppositions, Blake’s hypothesis suggests that the onset of optimal language learning (1) starts / would start

emphasized / has emphasized the validity of our model and it
(9) strengthens / strengthened / has strengthened our confidence in our approach. In fact, we believe that our technique (10) has / had / has had a clear advantage over others 1. are
2. confirm. conflicted. estimated (had estimated)
5. were
6. were, are
7. found
8. emphasizes
9. strengthens
10. has

A. Wallwork, English for Academic Research Grammar Exercises,
DOI 10.1007/978-1-4614-4289-9_23, © Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013
23.1
making hypotheses
Inline with our suppositions, Blake’s hypothesis suggests that the onset of optimal language learning (1) starts / would start when a child reaches the age of 16–18. Since this age range (2) appears / would appear at a later stage of development than previously found, it (3) is / would be /

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