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Sunny123 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Graded English
Hello everyone. What does "graded" mean in the phrase "Graded English".
"Graded English" was the name of the students' English textbook in Iran.
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"Graded English" was the name of the students' English textbook in Iran.
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I take that to mean that the textbook series is graduated, meaning that the lower levels are more basic. As the student progresses through the textbooks, s/he will notice that the textbooks progress gradually through more advanced language skills and vocabulary.
- I take that to mean that the textbook series is graduated, meaning that the lower levels are more basic.
- As the student progresses through the textbooks, s/he will notice that the textbooks progress gradually through more advanced language skills and vocabulary.
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I take that to mean that the textbook series is graduated, meaning that the lower levels are more basic. As the student progresses through the textbooks, s/he will notice that the textbooks progress gradually through more advanced language skills and vocabulary.
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It could mean that as students complete the lessons and tests in each part of the book, their work will be marked and the results given as a grade. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grading_(education)
It might instead mean that students' work would only be marked and a grade given, after they have completed everything in the book.
The only way to be certain would be to ask the author/au
It might instead mean that students' work would only be marked and a grade given, after they have completed everything in the book.
The only way to be certain would be to ask the author/au
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