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DESCRIPTION:Dealing with language interference in texts\nJoy Burrough-Boeni
 sch\, the Netherlands\nAfter a brief recap on features of language interfe
 rence\, we’ll explore different forms of language interference in a variet
 y of text extracts from a range of genres and discover and discuss ways of
  dealing with them. All the texts considered will be in English\, but the 
 ‘interfering’ language won’t always be Dutch: we’ll also look at English i
 nfluenced by other languages and their writing conventions. So\, expect to
  have to venture beyond your gezellig linguistic comfort zone but also to 
 find that identifying and dealing with the often subtle linguistic influen
 ces and writing conventions from other languages that crop up in written E
 nglish is intellectually satisfying and fun. \n This 2½-hour workshop is l
 imited to 16 participants. All will be sent a short homework assignment be
 forehand\, which we will discuss during the workshop.\nAbout the presenter
 \n \nJoy Burrough-Boenisch (MITI) is a founder member and past chair of SE
 NSE with a long career as a freelance authors’ editor and translator for D
 utch academics and scientists. She has taught scientific English to gradua
 te students and has presented webinars. She has given workshops for langua
 ge professionals on editing non-native English in various European countri
 es and for the European Commission. Her conference presentations include t
 wo in 2018 as an invited speaker at ATA’s New Orleans conference. Original
 ly a geographer\, she learnt to edit in Borneo and Australia before moving
  to the Netherlands\, where her interest in second language interference a
 nd non-native English resulted in a PhD thesis on Dutch scientific English
 . As well as being the author of Righting English that’s gone Dutch (3rd e
 d 2013)\, she has various scholarly and professional publications on editi
 ng and non-native English to her name. \n https://www.sense-online.nl/even
 ts/workshops-events/event/525-dealing-with-language-interference-in-texts
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LOCATION:Zoom online meeting ()
SUMMARY:Dealing with language interference in texts
URL:https://www.sense-online.nl/events/workshops-events/event/525-dealing-w
 ith-language-interference-in-texts
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