... (40) testing - The end - VI Appendix Answer to the pretest and posttest Question Answer Line 1- 2 Question 21 Answer Phenoxymethylpenicillin, 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Line 4-5 Line ... Name of the disease Doctor Vocabulary Grammar Medical knowledge 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Instructions: Fill in this sheet with the week numbers, name of the ... Appendix Result of the pretest and posttest Case Pretest 6 6 Experimental Group Posttest 9 8 Gain 2 2 XVI Pretest 8 Control group Posttest 6 Gain -2 0 0 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25...
... in the conversations of thecourse 38 book “Top Notch 2” (the first edition) 3.3 Implications for teaching politeness strategies in thecourse book “Top 43 Notch 2” (the first edition) 3.3 .1 Implication ... the 28 conversations of “Top Notch 2” (the first edition) v 3.2 .1. 1 Positive politeness strategies in the conversations of thecourse 29 book “Top Notch 2” (the first edition) 3.2 .1. 2 Negative politeness ... First Edition) In order to fulfill these aims, the author picked up 15 0 utterances from the sound bites and the conservation models in thecoursebook to analyze in the light of politeness theory...
... Discourse 1. 1.2 Discourse and Text 1. 1.3 Spoken and written discourse 1. 1.4 Discourse Analysis 1. 1.5 Discourse Context 1. 1.5 .1 Context 1. 1.5.2 Context of situation 1. 2 Cohesion and coherence 1. 2 .1 Cohesion ... this thesis In each section, the definition or explanation of the key terms is introduced 1.1 Discourse and discourse analysis 1.1 .1 Discourse 1.1 Discourse and discourse analysis 1.1 .1 Discourse ... why theyare used in BE texts, i.e how these devices help students comprehend the texts 2.2 .1 Reiteration 2.2 .1. 1 Repetition 2.2 .1. 1 .1 Simple repetition 2.2 .1. 1.2 Complex repetition 2.2 .1. 2 Synonyms...
... investigate the politeness strategies utilized in the conversations of thecoursebook selected The second aim the study expected to achieve is to provide teachers with some suggestions for the effective ... and On Your Markbased on Mcdounough and Shaw‟s (2003) division of coursebook evaluation into internal and external evaluation After a thorough examination, the researchers came to the conclusion ... Transaction 11 ) Gu, Y (19 90) Politeness phenomena in modern Chinese Journal of Pragmatics 14 , 237– 257 12 ) Hatims, B & Mason, I (19 90) Discourse and the Translator New York: Longman 13 ) Holmes,...
... Diphthongs You AreTheCourseBook Method: About: 54 Outline of You AreTheCourseBook Modes 1- 3 55 General Principles of You AreTheCourseBook Method 56 29 Ways You AreTheCourseBook Method ... a word onthe nearest strong syllable to the end; there are a few exceptions, e.g compound nouns are stressed onthe first syllable and acronyms onthe final, etc 61 General Statements on English ... Principles of You AreTheCourseBook Method 56 29 Ways You AreTheCourseBook Method Beats Working with a CourseBook 58 You AreTheCourseBook – Auto Mode (Blank) Stage 1: Vocabulary: • •...
... pronunciation; who hated thecourse books because they made them passive and their students passive – and because they were so boring to use And one by one they found one another and got together, ... to show, and the students get bored Most of them hate thecoursebook as well After seven months of the same booktheyare like, 19 You AreTheCourseBook “Have we got to XXXXX book again?” ... who arethe main characters? What are their names? What they look like? What they do? How they feel? If it’s a letter: who is the person writing? Who arethey writing to? Why? What were they...
... and non-commercial purposes You AreTheCourseBook – In Practice Contents 14 15 16 Contents Introduction Acknowledgements Meet the Students 20 51 83 11 7 15 1 18 3 Part Part Part Part Part Part ... 2 012 Discussion questions and ideas for role play situations; Mode lesson onthe topic of “Harvest Festival”; 08 .10 .12 Part – Additional Documents: 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 You AreTheCourse ... Lesson #3 – Improvisation and Imagination; lesson notes; March 2 013 11 You AreTheCourseBook – In Practice 384 385 386 387 388 389 3 91 394 395 396 397 398 399 400 4 01 402 403 405 406 407 411 412 ...
... studying, they prepared the lesson plan for the first time, and then 27 they revised the lesson plan again before teaching What they had not understood or confused, they discussed with colleagues or teachers ... when theteachers require, most of the tasks are from thecoursebooktheyare studying and they have to summarize the listening text most often (69%), then listen to practice pronunciation and the ... The first question of the interview is about teacher’s opinion onthe Listening Comprehension of coursebooktheyareteachingThe result shows that all theteachers (6/6) like the listening part...
... 1. 3 Politeness 10 1. 3 .1 What is politeness? 10 1. 3.2 Lakoff’s theory of politeness 11 1. 3.3 Leech’s theory of politeness 12 1. 3.4 Brown and Levinson’s theory ... of requests in thecoursebook (See chart 3.3) There are strategies among 10 ones of negative politeness in the requests we have found: (1) Be conventional indirect, (2) Question, hedge, (3) ... course book: (1) Be conventional indirect, (2) Question, hedge, (3) Be pessimistic, (4) Minimize the imposition, (5) Give deference and the last one (6) Apologize The strategy (1) Be conventional...
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... socio-economic status or education level of the families An important factor that may change the attitude of the parents is whether they themselves would accept medication [13 ,14 ] In the literature there ... of time, and that they cause alterations of personality, are just some among the views expressed [15 ] The aim of the current study was therefore to investigate theopinionson and attitudes toward ... effects, whether theyare overused etc (the questionnaire is shown in Additional file 1) In addition, the sex, age, educational level, place of residence, personal and family history of the parent...
... combined mutations in TLR4 and TIRAP/ Kumpf et al Critical Care 2 010 , 14 :R103 http://ccforum.com/content /14 /3/R103 Page of 11 Table 1: Distribution of genotypes in the patients and healthy controls ... ( 61. 2%) 89 ( 21. 4%) (1. 7%) heterozygous 45 (10 .8%) 14 (3.4%) (1. 0%) homozygous (0.5%) Wild type heterozygous Homozygous Wild type 12 2 (69.3%) 26 (14 .8%) (1. 1%) heterozygous 20 (11 .4%) (1. 7%) ... Care 2 010 , 14 :R103 http://ccforum.com/content /14 /3/R103 Page of 11 Table 2: Association between septic complications and genotype in 375 patients of Group I Genotype Severe Infections (n = 10 2)...
... which are relevant to the purpose of the study as well as the background of ESP in general 5 1. 2 .1 Discourse and discourse analysis 1. 2 .1. 1The concepts of discourse In the history of linguistics, ... factors that contributes to the making of a discourse is Context, the next are Register and Genre 1. 2 .1. 4 .1 Context in discourse analysis Discourse analysis is fundamentally concerned with the general ... Surprisingly, these temporal conjunctions are only used in one unit that is unit The temporal words are firstly, secondly, thirdly, fourthly These temporal 27 conjunctions are used to link stages in the...