... TheteachersandthestudentsopinionsaboutgrammarpartsinthenewtextbookEnglish 10 When being asked about their opinionsaboutthe forms and contents of thegrammarpartsinthe Language ... Table 1: Theteachersandstudents perceptions on the importance of grammarEnglish teaching and learning Table 2: TheteachersandthestudentsopinionsaboutgrammarpartsinthenewEnglish ... perceptions on the importance of grammar teaching and learning - their opinionsaboutthegrammarpartsinthenew standard textbookEnglish 10 - their methods to teach grammarinthe Language...
... periods of Englishinthe morning and three extra periods as practice inthe afternoon ThetextbookEnglish 10 (2006) is the officially-used material in morning periods In extra periods inthe afternoon, ... you *The “split infinitive”: In informal English, adverbs of manner are often placed immediately after the word to of an infinitive In this case, the infinitive is referred to as a split infinitive ... all the papers were then gathered by the leader of the class and given to the teacher as the researcher After being gathered, all the papers were scored There were 40 questions altogether in the...
... using their eyes to adsorb English not their ears In process of learning pronunciation, English sound need to be both the ears andthe mouths work together and their brain helping them remember the ... etc thence, thither Exceptions Final *Verbs ending in a dental fricative usually have /ð/, and are frequently spelled the : bathe, breathe, clothe, loathe, scathe, scythe, seethe, sheathe, soothe, ... theories - Thestudents have difficulties in distinguishing /θ/ and /ð/ with other English fricatives and plosives when listening to them in context - Thestudents have substituted /θ/ and /ð/ for...
... Errors inthe use of the indefinite articles “a” and “an” andthe definite article theThe errors inthe use of the indefinite articles “a” and “an” andthe definite article the among the eleventh-grade ... Errors inthe use of the indefinite articles % Errors inthe use of the indefinite articles andthe definite article 69 Errors inthe use of the indefinite articles and fixed expression 59 Errors in ... student‟s understanding of the indefinite articles and finding their common errors inthe use of the indefinite articles The outcome of the survey proves that thestudents of Englishin grade 11 at...
... and function infinitives and infinitive phrases Besides, she gave other patterns with the to-infinitive andthe way how to make infinitive negative and infinitive passive Inthe book Understanding ... and patterns with the to-infinitive and to-infinitive clause Adrea Decapua (2008) inthe book Grammar For Teachers also referred to functions of infinitives and infinitive phrases including the ... forms of infinitive such as perfect infinitive, continuous infinitive, passive infinitive and perfect continuous infinitive Also, he mentioned the functions and usages of the infinitive and lists...
... a/an /the or Ø inthe blank Choose the correct answer Find the mistake inthe sentence and correct it Inthe first type of exercises, the definite article the , the indefinite article “a, an” and ... explain the cases where the definite article the or the indefinite article “a, an” is needed andthe cases in which the zero article is used The teacher can introduce a table or a diagram pointing ... order to understand them deeply and find them easier Additionally, it would be better to distinguish the definite article theandthe indefinite article “a, an” andthe zero article .The teacher...
... learners of English take no notice of the assimilation andthe liaison i.e the linking of a final consonant inthe preceding word to the initial vowel of the following word In term of fluency, they ... out using the procedure of tallying frequencies, recording the results, presenting the data in frequency and percentage distribution tables, and analyzing and interpreting the data inthe light ... made by thestudentsand quantitative information is frequency of making mistakes, the number of thestudents making mistakes andthe rates of the number of thestudents to be tested 3.2 HYPOTHESES...
... linking verbs andthe errors inthe use the +adjective” stand at 46.50% and 42% in turn The errors inthe distinction of predicative and attributive adjectives, the errors inthe use adverbs in ... ending in –ed often combine with personal subjects and those ending in –ing often combine with impersonal ones For example: I am interested in learning English/ Learning English is interesting ... positions and uses Hopefully, thestudents will have a full look at the adjectives Then a survey was conducted with the aim of testing thestudents understanding of the adjectives, and finding the...
... definite article "the" andthe indefinite article “a” 2) Errors inthe use of the definite article "the" andthe indefinite article “an” 3) Errors inthe use of the definite article "the" andthe ... errors and causes II.2.1 Errors inthe use of the definite article theandthe indefinite article “a” The errors inthe use of the definite article theandthe indefinite article “a” among the ... definite article theandthe indefinite article “an” The errors inthe uses of the definite article theandthe zero article, the indefinite article “a”, the quantifiers, andthe other common errors...
... category Then a survey was conduced with the aim of testing thestudents understandings of the modals “can”, “could”, “may”, “might” and finding their errors inthe uses of them The outcome of the ... of the survey Inthe part of the survey, thestudents were asked to give their selfassessment of their English level and their understanding of modal verbs A great number of them said that their ... (1994) inthe book Oxford Guide to English Grammar, Jacobs (1995) in A Grammar for English Language Professional, Hewings (1999) in Advanced Grammarin Use, Murphy (2000) inthe book English Grammar...
... attitudes to listening teaching and learning The very beginning part of the questionnaire focused on finding all information aboutteachersandstudents viewpoints in listening skill and its importance ... to thestudents needs, and thereby arousing their interests The purpose underlying inthetextbook is to develop 10 students communicative language skills including listening, speaking, reading, ... facing both theteachersandthestudentsThe main purpose of the study was to probe difficulties in teaching and learning listening among the teaching staff andthe 10th form students at Que...
... Interactions inEnglish as a lingua franca andthe myth of mutual intelligibility In: Gnutzmann, C (Ed.) Teaching and Learning English as a Global Language Tubingen: Stauffenburg, 73-89 Jenkins, ... Said, S B (2009) English language teaching inthe outer and expanding circles In J Maybin & J Swann (Eds.), Routledge Companion to English Language Studies (pp 157-170) New York and Abingdon: Routledge ... Springer Mahboob, A (2003) Status of non-native English speaking teachersinthe United States Bloomington: Indiana University Mahboob, A (2004) Native or non-native: What thestudents think? In...
... general knowledge aboutthe US inthe past and at the present Inthe discipline of American Studies, as in many other content subjects, the first and foremost concern was the amount (and quality) ... ince the early 1980s, there has been a growing interest in combining language and content teaching Inthe American context, programs, models, and approaches have proliferated in all levels of instruction, ... Geography of the UK andthe US and British Studies inthe previous semesters and they had just completed the course in question of American Studies before the end of their third year These students...
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... Aubert (2001): China andthe Knowledge Economy: Seizing the 21 th Century, Washington D.C Sept [160] Clelio Compolina Diniz (2001): Knowledge economy and regional development in Brasil, Paris ... knowledge-based-economic in APEC, Report , November [158] Carl Dahlman and Anuja Utz (2004): India andthe Knowledge Economy-Leveraging Strengths and Opportunities, World Bank Institute, Nov [159] ... (1996): The Knowledge-Based Economy, Paris [167] Inter Departmental Committee on Science, Technology and Innovation (2004): Building Ireland’s Knowledge Economy - The Irish Action Plan For Promoting...
... though-provoking, challenging, inspiring, involving, moving, titillating, tantalizing, exciting, entertaining, piquant, lively, racy, spicy, engrossing, absorbing, consuming, gripping, arresting, enthralling, ... understand the importance of grammarin writing Nevertheless, when thestudents were asked aboutthe frequency of doing their homework, the result is very different The majority of students never their ... of the elements in a sentences As the results , they write the very foolish and incomprehensive sentences 1.2 Laziness As the survey said in 1.1, the first year English major students understand...