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process, prior knowledge of the language system such as phonology, grammar and
vocabulary comes in to play a role. Learners have to activate all ... Second Language
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SLA Second Language Acquisition
TOEFL Test of English as a Foreign Language
ULIS University of Language and International Studies
VNU Vietnam National University ... vocabulary and grammatical structures, interpret stress and
intonation, retain what was gathered in all of the above, and interpret it
within the immediate as well as the large sociocultural...
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learn, as well as changes in howstudents with and without disability labels interact with
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strategies general education teachers can put into practice to create a socially...
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1.2.4. Parental factor and language learning motivation
It is found that second language learning are learnt in diverse context.
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that affect language learning. Ellis (1990) states that internal factors are related to
individual themselves. The other category ... matured adults. They have the advantage in learning
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communication is. Using dialogues to help students develop their
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and howto use grammar in right way. One of the main advantages ... case of inexperienced teachers textbooks may also serve as
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lessons as well as formats that teachers can use”. Moreovers, ... Pictures Audio-
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English to my primary students. The rationale behind choosing animated cartoons
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cartoons toteach English to young learners. It will bring them a new medium and a
new way of teaching English at primary schools and provide ... order
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