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Postmodernbliss Posted 17 years ago
Linguistics Studies
Key language structures
Hello,
I am curious as to others opinons of what teaching "key language structures" to EFL students means.
Many kind thanks in advance for any and all who reply.
I am curious as to others opinons of what teaching "key language structures" to EFL students means.
Many kind thanks in advance for any and all who reply.
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Oh, I suppose different lists could be made by different syllabus creators, but such things as: Word order (SVO, SVC, etc) Countability of nouns Articles Verb tenses Verb phrase construction Subject-Verb agreement etc. These things have to be emphasized in teaching the language, especially the structures that have no parallels in the L1.
- Oh, I suppose different lists could be made by different syllabus creators, but such things as: Word order (SVO, SVC, etc) Countability of nouns Articles Verb tenses Verb phrase construction Subject-Verb agreement etc.
- These things have to be emphasized in teaching the language, especially the structures that have no parallels in the L1.
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Oh, I suppose different lists could be made by different syllabus creators, but such things as:
Word order (SVO, SVC, etc)
Countability of nouns
Articles
Verb tenses
Verb phrase construction
Subject-Verb agreement
etc.
These things have to be emphasized in teaching the language, especially the structures that have no parallels in the L1.
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Oh, I suppose different lists could be made by different syllabus creators, but such things as:
Word order (SVO, SVC, etc)
Countability of nouns
Articles
Verb tenses
Verb phrase construction
Subject-Verb agreement
etc.
These things have to be emphasized in teaching the language, especially the structures that have no parallels in the L1.
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