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Category Archives: clarifying
Teaching checking/ clarifying on and for Zoom
Even more than face to face, the classroom language most needed for online classes is definitely checking/ clarifying phrases like “Can you say that one more time (more slowly)?”, “Can you say that another way?”, “Did you say… (or…)?” and … Continue reading →
Key words card games (TEFLtastic classics Part 19)
This is another game which will feature prominently in my upcoming article in EtP magazine on getting students to use more complex language. Students are given a pack of cards with key words for one or more functions on them, … Continue reading →
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Teaching checking/ confirming/ clarifying
I seem to be starting all my articles with slight variations on “… is an important point which needs teaching more and/ or better”, but I really really mean it with phrases like “What does… mean?”, “Can you repeat that … Continue reading →
New ELT articles and classroom handouts January 2012
Not a bad batch this month, though I say so myself… Articles Fun classroom activities for ordinal numbers – LINK FIXED Functional language for IELTS Speaking – LINK FIXED How to practise Used to – LINK FIXED Worksheets IELTS Speaking Clarifying language Cambridge … Continue reading →
Posted in British and American English, BULATS, Cambridge First Certificate, clarifying, Email, English for Academic Purposes, IELTS Speaking, IELTS Writing, ordinal numbers, past tenses, Photocopiable worksheets, Technical English, Telephoning, unreal past, Used to
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