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There are three principles to the ACCESS System.
1. Phomemization |
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Phonemization (do not confuse with phonetization) defines
how each symbol in the system is to be pronounced. Each symbol has one sound and each sound one symbol. Simplified Spelling is a great boon to the learner of English who simply wishes to learn English in order to be able to speak it.
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English has many complicated ways
of expressing ideas as to syntax and idiom.
However, simple syntax is well understood
by all native English speakers and that is all a
new learner needs to learn.
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There are 750,00 words in the Oxford English Dictionary.
To speak English about any one subject, such as their profession, one really only needs to know a few hundred 'function' words and a couple of hundred words dealing with their profession or job.
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In the ACCESS System one truly learns the language
and can talk on any subject
if they are just given the names of the objects with which that subject deals.
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