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Showing posts with label vocabulary. Show all posts

Speed Dating as Vocabulary Review

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This fun and useful exercise really works well as a filler or after you've taught a number of lessons and want to check your student...
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What does it mean to "know" a word?

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The other day I was in the middle of a conversation with someone... the person I was speaking to suddenly said   "then how do you ...
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Luciana Podschun's Vocabulary Tree

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Since I joined twitter a couple of months ago and started building up my PLN, I became incredibly addicted to it.  I discovered awesome edu...
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Complicated vocabulary? Make cartoons!

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Almost no teacher of adult learners would stand in front of her classroom, take out the crayons and proceed to tell students to get out a sh...
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Online Dictionaries and the Advanced Language Learner

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Conversation between myself and C, an advanced English tele-student. C : My client in Amsterdam asked me if I use an online dictionary. ...
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Hi English Fans! (Motivation in Adult EFL)

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alternative title: UP, DOWN, TOP/BOTTOM, CHANGES & NO CHANGES There have been some rather hot and heavy discussions recently about wh...

Water Words (on using images in ESP: Financial English)

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One of the absolute best supplementary books to use when teaching banking or financial types is Financial English by Ian MacKenzie. Howe...
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Use it: Don't Let Them Lose It!

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Scenario: You've just done a really weighty, vocabulary rich text with your English language learners. It was a great article from B...
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In the age of Twitter and Facebook, what's happening to English vocabulary?

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In one of the LinkedIn groups I belong to, the question was asked about whether on not platforms such as Twitter/Facebook/Orkut or Instant M...
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