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A study on some major factors affecting English learning of grade 6 ethnic minority students of a mountainous secondary school to help them learn better
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... present situation of
teaching and learning English in grade 6 at a remote mountainous secondary school in Sonla.
Furthermore, the major factors affecting English learning of grade 6 ethnic minority ... their English in grade 6
as their background for further learning in their future grades.
CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION
5.1. Conclusion
Springing from the urgent practical reason that the English learning ... strategies: involve planning for learning, thinking about learning and
how to make it effective, self-monitoring during learning and evaluation of how successful
learning has been after working...
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Fluent English Complete Course
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... THE BREEZE 199
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A Say It Clearly!: English Intonation 199
20 B English At Work: Dialogue - A Block Party
199
20 C Build Your Vocabulary 200
20 D English Under the Hood:
1. Participial ...
14 B English At Work: Dialogue - He's Always
Been a Good Student! 134
14 C Build Your Vocabulary 135
14 D English Under the Hood:
1. Verbs Followed by Infinitives 137
36 FLUENT ENGLISH
... need to
use the auxiliary do or does, except with be:
Sandro studies English at the community center.
Does Sandro study English at the community center?
They are in New York this week.
Are...
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A complete English language course part 1
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... Gareth.
Colloquial English: a complete English language course /
Gareth King.
p. cm.
Includes index.
1. English language – Textbooks for foreign speakers.
2. English language – Spoken English – Problems, ... 194
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Colloquial
English
A Complete English
Language Course
Gareth King
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... Routledge Inc, 270 Madison Avenue,
New York NY 10016, USA.
COLLOQUIAL CD-ROMs
Multimedia Language Courses
Available in: Chinese, French, Portuguese and Spanish
First edition published 2005
by Routledge
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A complete English language course part 2
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... people learning English, but it is something
that must be accepted from the start – you will have to learn
pronunciations as well as spellings. But the important thing to
remember is that English ... you.
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English spelling
You will see that sometimes phonetic symbols have been used to
help you with pronunciation in this book. This is because English
spelling (like French ... learn English all over the world, and they all manage
pretty well with the spelling, because the more contact you have
with the language, the easier it is. If you approach this aspect of
English...
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English Learning Psychology
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... finances.
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English conversation is quite different from English reading. Conversation uses a
different type of English, including different vocabulary.
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A complete English language course part 3
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... number of idiomatic meanings in colloquial
English. In Dialogue 7, Su asks Is Tim off today?, and in Dialogue 11,
Rosemary says that Steve is off on a course – in this kind of-phrase, off
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... on a course
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somewhere.
But there’s his brother, Mike. He’s in computers.
S
TUART
: Really? Like me!
R
OSEMARY
: Let’s go and introduce ourselves, shall we?
S
TUART
: Good idea.
1 off on a course ... , shall we?, she’s making a sugges-
tion to Stuart. This is a very common way of doing this in English
– you start with Let’s and then add the verb in its
BASE
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FORM
(the
dictionary form with...
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A complete English language course part 4
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... which is a consonant sound, so a is correct here.
Pronunciation
Many very commonly used words in English have both
STRONG
and
WEAK
pronunciations. In normal speech we use the weak pronunci-
ation ... also have said Me too!, Same here!
or So am I! Here are some more examples:
Posh and Becks are English – Like me!
Terry’s a long-distance lorry driver – Me too!
My brother’s an accountant – Same ... lecturer
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Exercise 7
Listen to the audio of people telling you their names and their jobs,
then fill in the information.
1 Pete – lawyer
2...
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A complete English language course part 5
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... piano wear glasses
Language point 14 – forms of the verb
There are five main forms of the verb in English – let’s look at them
quickly, using an ordinary
REGULAR VERB
, talk:
BASE
-
FORM
talk – ... talk – this is the same as the base-form, but
with to in front
However, a lot of common verbs in English are
IRREGULAR
in the
ED
-
FORM
(for example, speak changes to spoke, not ‘speaked’), and
there ... well (for example, stop, but stopping not
‘stoping
’).
We will deal with all these things as the course goes on – all you
have to do for now is remember the names of the forms and what
they look...
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A complete English language course part 6
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... means continue – it
has nothing to do with carry.
Phrasal verbs are very important in colloquial English – they are
often used instead of more formal ‘standard’ words. Here are some
more examples:
find ... ‘disappoint’
fall out = ‘argue’
break down = ‘stop working’ (machine)
It’s usually the very common verbs in English that form phrasal
verbs – verbs such as:
come go put set take
turn give let find make
and ... get
lost again – she means become lost.
Get is a verb with many different meanings in colloquial English
– have a look in a dictionary and see how many are listed. Here are
just a few of the more...
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A complete English language course part 7
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... ____
9 cheese ____
10 biscuits ____
11 rice ____
12 bottles of water ____
13 a chicken ____
14 an English book ____
15 toothpaste ____
16 light bulbs ____
17 toothbrush ____
18 playing cards ____
19 ... 3
Complete the sentences using either do or did.
1 ____ you see Gerry yesterday?
2 ____ you speak English?
3 ____ you know where the bank is?
4 ____ you get enough wine for the party?
5 ____ you ...
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Be careful! In colloquial English we don’t use much and many
on their own, except in
NEGATIVE
sentences – instead we say...
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A complete English language course part 8
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... of course, to apologise to someone. If we want to
refer back to the situation or incident we’re apologising for, we
say sorry about that.
But other adjectives can’t stand on their own in English ... then he says to the waiter:
I don’t think it’s
right
not ‘I think it isn’t right
’
In colloquial English we don’t usually say I think when what follows
is
NEGATIVE
– instead we change it round ... etc.
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Most dictionaries for learners of English will tell you when a noun
can be both UC and C. Some books and dictionaries call UC nouns
MASS...
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A complete English language course part 9
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...
chess?
(order the food) Would you like to order the food
?
(practise your English) Would you like to practise your
English?
(do some aerobics) Would you like to do some aerobics
?
(have lunch ... How about (play/playing) a game of snooker?
8 Why don’t we (phone/phoning) Jane to see if she’s free?
9 Shall we (stay/staying) in tonight?
10 How about (go/going) for a swim?
Exercise 2
Fill ... ___________________________ ?
(shall)
3 organise a party ___________________________ ?
(let’s)
4 practise our English ___________________________ ?
(why)
5 wash the car ___________________________ ?
(shall)
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Tài liệu A complete English language course part 10 doc
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... Language point 35 – phone language
Speaking on the phone in English is easy once you have learnt a
few important phrases:
ã Use hello / hə`lυ/ to greet the ... Yes, it is.
Is that the manager? – No, it isn’t . . . it’s the caretaker.
Remember that in British English on the phone ‘that’ refers to the
person on the other end of the phone, and this refers ... but I’m expecting him round later on.
D
AVE
: OK – could you get him to ring me back?
V
ICKI
: Of course. Can you give me your number?
D
AVE
: I think he’s got it, but let me give you it now just...
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Tài liệu A complete English language course part 11 docx
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... his
secretary.
C
YNTHIA
: Hello, it’s Cynthia Palmer here. Can I speak to Bob
Watford please?
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(In American English people use this for both people, and say Who
is this?)
If the phone is answered by someone ... personal pronouns have
SUBJECT
forms (I, he, she, etc.) and
OBJECT
forms (me, him, her, etc.).
In English the object pronouns can also include the meaning to:
me = ‘to me’
you = ‘to you’
her = ‘to ... /`stəd/
Sunday /`snd/
Notice that we have special pronunciations of these words in collo-
quial English.
ã We always write them with a capital letter (not ‘friday
’).
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