... teaching and learning speaking English to the year non-major English students would be made The thesis consists of three main parts: the introduction, the development, andthe conclusion The introduction ... encourage them to continue C Interrupt them and correct the mistake every time they make D Wait until students finish and correct all mistakes they made E Get angry and ask them to stop F Others ... is the fact that speaking is an important language skill However, in the reality, the teaching and learning English speaking are still far from satisfactory The study focuses on the teachers’ and...
... presentations, and (3) factors causing their difficulties and their suggested solutions Specifically, the study has been conducted in the form of survey research, with the informants of the study being the ... pronunciation, their bad voice quality, lack of confidence all made it difficult for them to be understood Besides, the data from the study confirm the fact that the infrequent and inadequate feedback and ... Rationale of the study Aims and objectives of the study Scope and significance of the study Methods of the study Organization of the thesis ...
... improved the way people communicate today (compared to the days before we used these inventions)? • What are the advantages and disadvantages of, on the one hand, using mobile phones andthe internet ... as the nutritional value of the food or the contents of the food they buy (for example, what chemical additives were added to the food)? FQ (This question might include: the packaging andthe ... person from the clothes they wear? (E.g., their identity, interests, income, personality, mood (feeling) etc.) FQ Formal & Casual Clothes • Compare formal clothes and casual (informal) clothes FQx2...
... you and you mustn't be scared of blood 11 SPEAKING TIPS - TRUE OR FALSE? Look at the following statements about theIELTSSpeakingtestand decide if they are true or false TheIELTSSpeakingtest ... rowboats We'll spend the last day here and then we'll all pile into the van so Dave can drive us back to Sutherland to get the tram home Copy the letter for the area of the map andthe activity against ... got one And what type of clothes should I bring? Like, what's the weather going to be like? Bathers Definitely bathers 'cause there are beaches, andthe river You can swim in the river There's...
... rarely appear on theIELTStest They are different from table, graph and chart description because they test your ability to: ♦ describe each important stage in the process and expand where necessary ... announcements and describing processes Compare the following sentences: Active: Passive: The examiner marks thetest paper Thetest paper is marked The two sentences have the same meaning but the emphasis ... follows the guidelines The graph compares the rate of smoking in men and women in Someland between the years 1960 and 2000 It can be clearly seen that the rate of smoking for both men and women...
... further information about theIELTS test, you can refer to TheIELTS Handbook, Using this Book To the student These complete Listening tests, complete Reading tests, complete Writing tests andSpeaking ... Listening andSpeaking subtests focus on general English The Reading and Writing subtests are more closely related in content to academic styles of English The subtests are always taken in the following ... language weaknesses and strengths There are subtests—Listening, Reading, Writing andSpeaking Your result from each of these subtests is given individually on a scale from 1-9 and then all scores...
... which P stands for the main point; R stands for the reason for the speech; E stands for the example to illustrate the main point and P stands for restating the main point Secondly, the manuscript ... between knowledge and skills and then define and explore the nature of speaking, types of classroom speaking, and some aspects of oral presentations These issues are the focus of the chapter 1.1 ... needs to know the names of the controls; where they are; what they and how they are operated (you move the pedals with your feet, not with your hands) However, the driver also needs the skill to...
... rarely appear on theIELTStest They are different from table, graph and chart description because they test your ability to: ♦ describe each important stage in the process and expand where necessary ... announcements and describing processes Compare the following sentences: Active: Passive: The examiner marks thetest paper Thetest paper is marked The two sentences have the same meaning but the emphasis ... follows the guidelines The graph compares the rate of smoking in men and women in Someland between the years 1960 and 2000 It can be clearly seen that the rate of smoking for both men and women...
... conceived the research topic and formulated the methods with advice from DR and SL The data were extracted by JC and AL JC wrote the first draft of the paper, and all authors contributed to the analysis ... one study randomised the delivery of ITNs by CHWs [27] The results demonstrated that it was these preventive interventions as delivered by the CHWs, and not the other activities of the CHWs alone, ... analysis and interpretation of the data and reviewed and edited the manuscript for important intellectual content The opinions expressed are those of the authors alone All authors read and approved the...
... exercise and underlined the conjunctions and references She examined the ties and stated them, and then she deleted the conjunctions and references for students to fill in the blanks She checked the ... essay, and then put verbs in one column and noun phrases in another The verbs andthe noun phrases were disordered After that, she wrote the instruction asking students to match them and to put the ... sentences, and a concluding sentence Firstly, the topic sentence states the main idea of the paragraph It has two essential parts: the topic andthe controlling idea The topic names the subject...
... Dahlman and Anuja Utz (2004): India andthe Knowledge Economy-Leveraging Strengths and Opportunities, World Bank Institute, Nov [159] Carl J.Dahlman, Jean-Eric Aubert (2001): China andthe Knowledge ... [166] OECD (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 ... 2010”,July [168] Richard Florida (2004): The rise of the creative class, Basic Book – A member of the Perseus Books Group [169] Walter W.McMahon (2002): Education and Development, Oxford University...
... towards the teaching and learning of speaking skill with the new textbook andthe difficulties of the teachers and students in using the new textbook Then the interviews with teachers and students ... attitudes towards speaking skill and then put the focus on the current difficulties in the application of the new textbook The causes of their difficulties are also examined so that the solutions ... textbooks, the teachers have been prepared for the new methods of teaching and learning Therefore, they have thorough understanding about the nature of the new textbooks However, both the teachers and...
... experience about whether or not their subcontractors are reputable The firms then factor in the other firms’ reputation in deciding how much and to whom they should subcontract The results show that when ... owned by the rich client, but he would 17 not make the investment if the skipper owned the yacht The reason for this is because in the first scenario, the chef needs both the client andthe skipper ... and instead subcontract some of the production to another firm In this case, the tree then branches at the task node to the available subcontractors for that firm These consist of the firms which...
... their good understanding and good ability during the English lessons, their test results are often lower than they and their teachers expect Then, their parents, their teachers and their friends’ ... to it They recycle through this step answering everything they know on thetestand then turning back to the ones they are unsure of Step 5: Turn Back: When they get to the end of thetest they ... the pre -test to 21 students (43.6 %) in the post -test Table 4.5: The number of the students with thetest anxiety scale group The experimental group The control group Pre -test Post -test Pre-test...
... prepare for theIELTSspeakingtest TIP NUMBER Learn How TheTest Is Structured And Scored This is the first thing you should To be prepared for an exam you should always learn how thetest is structured ... mistake that candidates make in theIELTSspeakingtest is that they normally state a lot of general facts and figures The examiner needs to hear what you think about the matter Therefore, if ... of the test, but don’t be afraid to ask If the examiner repeats the question, you will have those extra few seconds to think about the answer and a second chance to understand the question Therefore,...