11.   In the case of the more pragmatically orientated studies, there are other reasons why linguists have preferred to study languages which are very different from each other.

12.   First of all there is the lack of paradigm consensus among those studying language.

13.   His spoken English was perfect, as was his comprehension, the result of a few years at Oxford studying languages -- four in all.

14.   She was studying modern languages and had spent the previous year working in France to gain experience.

15.   Lisa Fletcher spent two weeks studying their language when Acklam Sixth Form College shipped its A-level French students across the North Sea.

16.   By that time, I had listened to so many commercials, and studied their language in such detail, that I was tired of the whole subject.

17.   I thought it was actually for a marketing company who are studying the language of young people to use in commercials.

18.   And he knew that no Germans, Japanese or Italians had studied the language, whose complexities defy both interception and interpretation.

19.   Alison said she has studied languages such as French, Latin and ancient Greek, which have helped her spell their English derivatives.

20.   But Francophone Quebec and neighboring New Brunswick also have colleges and universities that teach in French, which can be especially attractive to Americans studying the language.