The Cambridge guide to teaching English to speakers of other languages

... purposes English as a foreign language English language teaching English as a mother tongue English for occupational purposes English as a second language English for speakers of other languages English ... native English speaker second language acquisition task-based learning Teaching of English as a foreign language Teaching of English as a second language Teaching of English to speakers of other languages ... speakers' (Bloom®eld 1942) In the 1940s American applied linguists formalised this The Cambridge Guide to Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages `oral approach' into the audiolingual method...

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... National Council of Teachersof English Fulwiler, T., & Young, A (Eds.) (1982) Language connections:Writing and reading across the curriculum.Urbana, IL: National Council of Teachersof English Gere, ... clustersreadingsaroundsuch topics as power, the origins of the nuclear arms race, the urban experience, the working world, the natureof learning,the treatmentof cancer, and the impact of animals.The Courseof Ideas ... Proceedings of the 1977 Perspectiveson LiteracyConference (pp 247-272).Minneapolis: Universityof Minnesota,College of Education Moffett, J (1968) Teaching the universe of discourse Boston:Houghton Mifflin...

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... of the options (b) to (d) can be used for the main title, and option (a) for the subtitle, as in: The Life and Times of the English Language: the marvellous history of the English tongue The ... presence in the community, not through any desire to endorse them Note that the negative form for both tolerance and toleration is intolerance ton, tonne or tun The word ton belongs to the imperial ... normally take plural verbs See further under agreement section totaled or totalled Whether to double or not to double the l is discussed at -l/-ll- toto See in toto tour de force This French phrase...

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... ( 198 6) and the Macquarie (2005), and there are citations for it in the Oxford Dictionary from 194 9 on, though they’re said to be “erroneous” The citations in Webster’s English Usage go back to ... be added into the basic reference And if reference is made to more than one publication by the same author in the same year, the two need to be distinguished, as 196 6a and 196 6b, in the running ... reference material out of the ongoing discussion Only a superscript number intervenes to guide your eye to the bottom of the page, or to the end of chapter/book when you’re ready The numerals for footnotes...

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... references to the distinctive battle formation used by the Greeks and Macedonians (men packed together under overlapping shields) But for the anatomist who uses the word to mean any of the bones of the ... knitting), the image is geographical Note that the plane tree owes its name to a different source altogether, the Latin word platanus Plain English The Plain English movement gained momentum in the 1 980 s ... See passed past tense Most English verbs show whether the action they refer to happened in the past, rather than the present or some indeﬁnite time in the future This is the point of difference...

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... the Oxford citations show it, whether they refer to the shoe, or to the plant or animal which also embody the name The spelling with one c seems to come closer to the original Indian word (its most ... languages, the term nominative is used for the same reason But in modern English there’s no difference in the form of nouns according to whether they’re the subject or the object of the clause—no ... the other one However the cognoscenti would construe the same sentence in the plural: These miscellanea are a great advance on the others The ﬁrst may seem awkward: the second pretentious The...

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... 4 26 irregular verbs Ulster Scots, the English of the Protestants of Northern Ireland which owes rather more to Scottish English The three varieties get bundled together under the term Irish English, ... needs to identify and frame the topic to be discussed, with some indication as to the stages in which it will be treated, or the ultimate destination of the argument The longer the document, the ... everywhere in the English- speaking world In the past, editors were enjoined to put the v separating the names in roman, but both the Australian Government Style Manual and the Chicago Manual put their...

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... Holland) The ofﬁcial international name for the country is the Netherlands, a word which also serves for the adjective, as in the Netherlands ambassador to the UN (See under Netherlands for the history ... distinctions, the system seems to have broken down for hence/hither/here—just as it has for thence/thither/there and whence/whither/ where In each case the third is the only one to survive in common English, ... than in overwhelming their readers with long words Whether they aim to impress or to cover their tracks, what they offer the reader is verbal fog: The departmental reaction to the municipal government...

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... precipitator radiator spectator illustrator operator With other Latin verb groups, the endings are increasingly mixed Older agentives such as conductor, contributor, director, instructor and investor ... connoting the heinousness of a deed or event Compare: The enormity of the crime made the people take the law into their own hands With the enormousness of the calculations, the computer crashed The ... ellipsis The ellipted elements are shown in square brackets 247 ellipsis a) They took glasses from the bar and [they took] knives and forks from the tables b) They said [that] no-one was there c) The...

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... bring it into line with Australian government style The need to abbreviate the word Commonwealth is still felt in relation to legislation and other Australian institutions According to the Australian ... grammatical terms they link together main clauses (see further under clauses) They appear at the head of a clause, and allow the subject following them to be deleted if it’s the same as the one just ... the meaning “capacity to believe” to credibility Meanwhile credulousness is available if we want to stress the fact of being too willing to believe something 1 83 crematorium crematorium For the...

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... words like: autobiography autocracy autocrat autograph auto-immune autism autistic automatic automation automaton automobile autonomy autonomic autonomous A less obvious example is autopsy, which ... according to the Australian Government Style Manual (20 02) , even when it’s part of the masthead Compare: She works for The Australian with In the Australian editorial yesterday (See further under the ... according to the models provided in the Australian Government Style Manual (20 02) , but not (C) Italics are normally used in (A) and (B) to set off the title of the book or the name of the journal...

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