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III. Word Coinage: Make Up a New<br />

Word<br />

A word-coinage strategy involves <strong>the</strong> learner in an<br />

creative construction <strong>of</strong> a new IL word ( cf. Varadi’s<br />

‘airball’ for ‘balloon’ )<br />

E.g. L: we were sitting in <strong>the</strong> –”rounding” <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />

stadium ( it should be <strong>the</strong> “curve” <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> stadium)<br />

E.g. ‘No shell mollusk on ground’ for ‘slug’<br />

E.g. ‘A Woman whose husband died’ for ‘widow’<br />

E.g. ‘sky army’ for ‘air force’ & ‘sea army’ for ‘navy’<br />

E.g. ‘deep deep mood’ for ‘depression’<br />

III. Word Coinage: Make Up a New<br />

Word<br />

E.g. ‘new science’ for ‘technology’<br />

E.g. ‘Jesus follower’ for ‘Christian’<br />

E.g. ‘ chose class and pay money’ for ‘register’<br />

E.g. ‘ country people’ for ‘ country folk’<br />

E.g. ‘clothing flat machine’ for ‘iron’<br />

E.g. ‘kill ant poison’ for ‘pesticide’<br />

E.g. ‘plant food’ for ‘fertilizer’<br />

E.g. ‘all you can eat’ for ‘buffet’<br />

IV. Restructuring<br />

A restructuring strategy is used whenever <strong>the</strong><br />

learner realizes that he cannot complete a<br />

local plan which he has already begun<br />

realizing and develops an alternative local plan<br />

which enables him <strong>to</strong> communicate his<br />

intended message without reduction( c.f.<br />

‘message abandonment’, which can be<br />

considered <strong>the</strong> reductional parallel <strong>to</strong><br />

restructuring).<br />

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