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SLA error correction
In best EFL progress test style, change at least one word in the often seen sentence below to make it less ridiculous: “Our teaching methodology is in line with current SLA theory” Took me a while too, in fact I … Continue reading
Posted in Linguistics, applied linguistics and SLA, Rod Ellis
Tagged TEFL marketing, TEFL quotes
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