... sing a song He can use chopsticks She can ride a pony
She can write the
alphabet
He can speak
English
She can do a
magic trick
She can ride a
bicycle
She can t ’ ride a
pony
...
... efficiently forteaching and learning reading Englishfor Biology
promotion in the coming time. If that comes true, ESP in general and Englishfor Biology in
particular will definitely interest non -English- major ... facilitate teaching and
learning reading Englishfor Biology at HNUE. In details, it aims at:
Discovering how IT influences foreign language teaching and learning (generally)
and reading Englishfor ... exploited to improve reading Englishfor
Biology teaching and learning at HNUE?
The researcher would like to mention the case study of teaching and learning reading
English for Biology with IT at...
... chose from for classroom teaching, thereby augmenting their efficiency in
teaching English.
Introduction
Benefits of Using Drama in the Language Classroom
Many a times the teaching of English language ... enhancing the
speaking-listening skills of the learners.
Drama Techniques forTeaching English
Vani Chauhan
Using drama to teach English results in real communication involving ideas, emotions,
feelings ... communication, is unfortunately, neglected.
An attractive alternative is teaching language through drama because it gives a context for
listening and meaningful language production, forcing the learners...
... to teach English, Oxford University Press, Oxford.
27. Tedyrak, M. (2000), Using music in the classroom. EnglishTeaching Forum, 38,
pp30-32.
28. Ur, P. (1996), A course in language teaching- practice ... M. E. (1982). How I use songs. EnglishTeaching Forum, volume 20, pp 44-
45
20. McDonald, D.(1984), Singing can break the conversation barrier, Englishteaching
Forum, volume 22, pp40-41.
21. ... suitable tasks for such a class as the challenging tasks that are suitable for better
students are too complicated for the poor students while the simple ones for the weak are too
boring for the bright...
...
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 ... 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 ... 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...
... have any questions.
Regards,
Ujjwal
16
Test of Englishfor International Communication
General Directions
This test is designed to measure your English language ability. The test is divided into ... (A) There may be waiting lists for the workshops.
(B) The workshops are free.
(C) The registration forms will be mailed.
(D) People should register early for the workshops.
76. Which ... workshops.
76. Which workshop has been canceled?
(A) Cooking for Health
(B) Exercise for Seniors
(C) Family Nutrition
(D) Children s Fitness
This is the end of the Listening test. Turn...
... later date, as a homework assignment or for self-
study.
TEXT A THE ATLANTA POLICE FORCE
It was a widely respected police-force, an award-winning police force. Murders were solved,
speeding ... Picture
“Violent crime accounts for roughly a half of all
crime” (average estimate in public responses to
NOP poll).
Violent crime accounts for only 6% of all crime.
“Young children and the elderly ... adults believe it’s more dangerous for
children after dark now than when they were
young. Attack by strangers is the biggest fear
(survey by Dr Barnardo’s children s welfare
agency).
Over...
... a public health concern and
affirm the need for effective treatment [16].
Psychostimulants are recognized as one of the first-line
treatments forchildren with ADHD [1,3,13,17], and
methylphenidate ... Ireland]), an alternative to oral
MPH formulation, is approved by the US Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) as part of a comprehensive treat-
ment for ADHD in children aged 6-12 years [21]. MTS ... lives of
children and families living with ADHD. In recent years,
the development of multidimensional HRQL question-
naires has afforded clinicians the opportunity to measure
the health of children...
...
Elementary Englishfor Tourism and Hospitality
LESSON 1 – Taking a reservation over the phone
STUDY NOTES
... Guest
Jack: Guest
The story
Leo is taking a reservation for Mona White and her father Jack Webber. They want to book two rooms for three
nights at the Plaza Hotel.
Language Point - Introducing ... day and then your name.
For example: Plaza Hotel, good morning. Leo speaking.
b) Say the time of day first, the name of the business and then your name.
For example: Good morning,...
...
6. Are you paying by __________ _________Professor Webber?
3. Language practice - Asking for Clarification
Read the following short dialogues out loud.
1. A: 8869 6719 9908 6683...