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Tnik Posted 10 years ago
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interview question

I have an interview and I am asked to find and bring along a picture, such as one clipped from a magazine or newspaper or website, and be ready to describe at least one way it could be used in an English language lesson. You should also state what specific language the students would develop and also the errors they might make.

but I don't understand what does this sentence mean
state what specific language the students would develop and the errors they might make.
can anyone help me please
  

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tnik state what specific language the students would develop Indicate what grammar point the picture would be used to teach: for instance, past tense, non-count nouns, 'this' vs 'that', maritime vocabulary, etc. tnik and the errors they might make. For instance, the students might use wrong past tense forms ('runned' instead of 'ran'), confuse 'port' with 'starboard', etc.

— Mister Micawber

  • tnik state what specific language the students would develop Indicate what grammar point the picture would be used to teach: for instance, past tense, non-count nouns, 'this' vs 'that', maritime vocabulary, etc.
  • tnik and the errors they might make.
  • For instance, the students might use wrong past tense forms ('runned' instead of 'ran'), confuse 'port' with 'starboard', etc.
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tnikstate what specific language the students would develop
Indicate what grammar point the picture would be used to teach: for instance, past tense, non-count nouns, 'this' vs 'that', maritime vocabulary, etc.
tnikand the errors they might make.
For instance, the students might use wrong past tense forms ('runned' instead o
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Mister Micawber tnikstate what specific language the students would developIndicate what grammar point the picture would be used to teach: for instance, past tense, non-count nouns, 'this' vs 'that', maritime vocabulary, etc.tnikand the errors they might make.For instance, the students might use wrong past tense forms ('runned' instead of 'ran'), confuse 'port' with 'star
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