... , I have tried to use some communicativeactivities in Englishgrammar lessons. To investigate the application of communicativeactivities in teachingEnglish grammar as well as the effectiveness ... effect of application of communicativeactivities in teaching English grammar. - Suggest some appropriate communicativeactivities which could be used in teachinggrammar at Tran Phu School. ... effective communicative activities forteachinggrammarforEnglish teachers that will bring about new learning methods for students at Tran Phu School. The results of the study will probably inform...
... usingof communicativeactivities in teachingEnglish grammar. Based on the findings of the study, suggestions were made to enhance the useof communicativeactivities in teaching and learning grammar ... of communicativeactivities in learning and teaching grammar. Many of the English teachers at Newstar international language center recognized theimportance of communicativeactivities in communicative ... importance of teachinggrammar using communicative activities. - To find out the challenges that teachers and students face in using communicative activities. - To work out common communicative activities...
... in teaching English. IntroductionBenefits of Using Drama in the Language ClassroomMany a times the teaching of English language falls short of fulfilling its goals. Even after years of English ... public performance. You could begin with incorporating one-off and stand-alone drama activities stretching as less as five minutes in your class where students perform for each other. Drama activities ... enhancing the speaking-listening skills of the learners. Drama Techniques forTeaching English Vani ChauhanUsing drama to teach English results in real communication involving ideas, emotions,feelings...
... say it. Therefore, a proficiency in intonation is a requirement for non-native learners of English for a better communicative discourse with native or non-native speakers of English. References ... Nhung / VNU Journal of Science, Foreign Languages 26 (2010) 171-172 175 3. The English word structure and the English intonation 3.1. English word structure English words can be monosyllabic ... intonation and that for describing English intonation are incompatible in some respects, not many aspects of intonation can be easily compared in this study. Implications forteachingEnglish intonation...
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... say it. Therefore, a proficiency in intonation is a requirement for non-native learners of English for a better communicative discourse with native or non-native speakers of English. References ... Nhung / VNU Journal of Science, Foreign Languages 26 (2010) 171-172 175 3. The English word structure and the English intonation 3.1. English word structure English words can be monosyllabic ... VNU Journal of Science, Foreign Languages 26 (2010) 171-180 171 A brief comparison of Vietnamese intonation and English intonation and its implications forteachingEnglish intonation to Vietnamese...
... WRITTEN DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN THE PREPARATION OF INTEGRATIVE ACTIVITIES FOR BASIC ENGLISH COURSE AT THAI NGUYEN UNIVERSITY Specialty: English Language and Literature Ph.D DISSERTATION ... preconceptions. Considering the need of the students for a quality English education, and evaluating the current curriculum for College English, it would seem reasonable to evaluate and analyze ... proposed integral activities by other English teachers with expertise in instructional material development is recommended. 2. Utilization of the integral activities in the classroom by English Teachers...
... language. Examples of activities of this type are information-gap activities, jigsaw activities, task-completion activities (puzzles, games, map-reading), information-gathering activities (surveys, ... comments that communicative tasks determine the opportunities for language use, for the interpretation, expression, and negotiation of meaning. 1.4. CommunicativeActivities By definition, communicative ... Preference for Learning Activities 32 2.6.4. Students‟ English Learning Habits 34 2.6.5. The Influence of Vietnamese Learning Culture on the Students‟ Attitudes towards Communicative Activities...
... Chapter III: Implications forteaching vocabulary and reading comprehension in ESP 31 3.1. Implications forteaching and learning reading 31 3.2. Implications forteaching and learning vocabulary ... to English language teaching (ELT). It may use a different methodology from that of general English because it is used for a specific teaching situation. But it is not a special kind of English ... HẠNH LEXICAL COHESION IN THE READING TEXTS OF “INFOTECH” TEXT BOOK AND IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING ENGLISHFOR IT AND COMPUTER LEARNERS (LIÊN KẾT TỪ VỰNG TRONG CÁC BÀI ĐỌC CỦA GIÁO TRÌNH “INFOTECH”...
... learning Englishgrammar Table 5: Students‘ level of difficulties in learning Englishgrammar Table 6: Reasons for difficulties in learning Englishgrammar Table 7: Students‘ preference for the ... the performance of grammar in teachingEnglish ……………………………… ………………………………… 34 3.2.2. The teachers‘ methods of teachinggrammar …………………… 34 3.2.2.1. Teachers‘ methods of presenting grammar ... importance of grammar in teachingEnglish Table 11: Teachers‘ methods of presenting grammar Table 12: Teachers‘ ways of giving grammar instructions Table 13: Teachers‘ grammar practice activities...