... vice-manager. There is a hall in his office. There is a smoking section for smokers. There are two stores and two toilets, there are some rooms for the staffs. There is a canteen but there isn't a ... Chien Monday, July 29, 2013Tài liệu dành cho ngời bắt đầu học Tiếng Anh(Guidelines forbeginners of English learning) Unit 1I./ Words and phrasesone : 1 six : 6two : 2 seven : 7three : 3 ... back.Doctor : Has he got a temperature?Mrs. Brown : Yes, he has.Doctor : I see. Now take off his shirt, please. I'd like to listen to his chest.In Bill's flatBill : It's 3 o'clock...
... predictor of later English reading skills, but not in ChineseKnowledge of general information and verbal memory is a good predictor of ability to read Chinese and JapaneseDifferences appear to ... analyze words into their components (letters or radicals) Learning toRead Chinese (Van and Zian, 1962)Starts with learningtoread charactersThree stagesRelate sound/meaning to global shape ... but tones represented in spelling Learning toRead a Non-alphabetic Script - ChineseOr: “I have to learn how many characters?” Character Construction: 6 MethodsPictographsPictographs...
... questions are used to show the other derivative illocutionary force, in general, to make a request to partners, scarcely to show the direct illocutionary force: After review your photos, I have a ... identical in form to a statement, except for the final rising tone. Ex: You realize what risks are? Exclamatory question: a question in form but is functionally like an exclamatory. They are ... common tool in command in English: Please let us know when we can expect delivery of a replacement machine. (No.1 Group 1) Please issue sale contract to Toan Phat within today, they wish to open...
... and tool. In L. Getoor andB. Taskar, editors, Introduction to Statistical Rela-tional Learning. MIT Press, Cambridge, MA.Kristian Kersting and Luc De Raedt. 2008. Basic princi-ples of learning ... performance to theirs. Therefore, we compared to the following methods:ã Logical Deduction: This method forwardchains on the extracted facts using the first-order rules learned by LIME to infer ... inthe extractions used for training, is not specificallyoptimized forlearning rules for BLPs, and does notscale well to large datasets. Given the relatively poorperformance of BLP parameters...
... need to learn in order to communicate in English. Why do I need to know grammar? For teachers of ESL/EFL learners, a knowledge of how English works is essen-tial. Teachers need to be able to talk ... look”? The director or some thing or place in the city?rIf the director has a “new look,” perhaps you want to write: City Fires Director for His New Look.rIf the city is meant to have a “new ... a way to convey the essentials ofAmerican English grammar clearly, to engage students actively in their own learning and understanding of grammar as applicable to ESL/EFL learners, and to motivatethem...
... Efficiency of a reading -English- for- Biology lesson with IT For the number of learning- English years, more students (18) with more learning experience (6-11 years) found a reading -English- for- Biology ... influences foreign language teaching and learning (generally) and reading Englishfor Biology teaching and learning (particularly) and the extent to which IT can assist reading Englishfor Biology ... (58%) had 6 to 11 years of learning English; 42% of the students had 2 to 5 years of learning English. Most of them had learnt English before they entered HNUE. That is a big advantage for teaching...
... motivational orientations: (a) reason for learning, (b) desire to attain the learning goal, (c) positive attitude toward the learning situation, and (d) effortful behavior. Many theorists and ... interrelated to motivation, must be sustained for successful transfer of language learning (Finocchiaro, 1982; Ngeow, 1998). To foster positive attitudes and to motivate learning, in particular, the learning ... non-specialists, is the attempt to sustain genuine interest in continuing to learn English and to use the English language once the examinations are over. Teachers have to create a healthy balance...
... expected to improve their reading speed with nonfictional English texts and to learn how to process the information in those texts more effectively.Student Levels: The exercises are appropriate for ... "looking for text-type typical syntactic schemes", etc How toRead Nonfictional English Texts Faster and More EffectivelyA 'Standard Reading Exercise' for ESL-Students ... text to be about? Is it likely that in close reading this text will meet my reading purpose and suit my information needs? etc. Questions like these are relevant for an economical approach to...
... well is to read many ESP related documents. The more they read, the better your ESP knowledgeis. Moreover, according to DKC05 (2009), learning General English well does not meanthat learning ... the general English. In his opinion, learning general English well is only the foundation for learning ESP well. In other word, people who want to learn ESP subjects well have to spend a lot ... theirteachers ask them to do. -Students are expected to find materials related to each lesson’s topic to support the lesson During the lesson- Students are expected to take full and active...
... in CL, learners work together to accomplish a shared goal. Therefore, they are motivated to work together for mutual benefit in order to meet their own and each other’ learning. Additionally, ... and intonation: Learners of English often find it difficult to pronounce English words, to stress the right syllables, to follow the stress-timed rhythm and intonation patterns of spoken English. ... students seem to keep silent all the time. Some strategies have been carried out such as talking to them to find their problems, choosing interesting topics, monitoring frequently to help and...
... only way to get that sort of involvement is to be in crisis or to create an emergency of some sort. To ignore such a desper-ate cry for help simply because we believe it’s an attempt to get attention ... step toward offering these kids what their souls were created to long for. If we really want to provide this generation of young people with the kind of hope they need, we’ll have to work together ... need to start. We’ll take the time to explore what self-injury is…and what it’s not. We’ll discover why kids turn to self-harm and the reasons they give for being unable (or unwilling) to stop....