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Aug 25 |
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How to explain accent variations to students Have them look it up online dicitonaries and hear the sound and see the diferences..even in written one realise/realize If you are a teacher you should be careful..What should I do?If I tell both they will realize and know it..I am only careful about not saying a wrong word or usage and telling the rule.. |
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Aug 25 |
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How to explain accent variations to students Rincewind42 Thank you for telling it..It is always arguable.. American/British have differences and in a way they would discuss about this.a frend of mine got toefl exam But in England she had a proficiency exam..They did not accept Toefl..When you say your book or tell sth about it I can say which is What..So they are different I know and Accept this..In daily or businesss life people solve it pragmatically..No problem.. But for kite word the teacher may say both..I always do it.. |
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Aug 25 |
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How to explain accent variations to students When is your language valid for auniversity or a job? Why do they insist that your language must be perfect..When will it be perfect? why are there TOEFL,IELTS,TOEIC,Schprache Diploma exams..? In schools You learn one type and have its exam if you get a good mark you can be accepted.why are there text books with CDs you may hear an Irish or Scottish but they use a standard sentence and you are told sth about accent.Look at BBC Englih teaching programmes They are very careful about the usage/rules etc.So it means that you should learn written/official language.. |
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Aug 25 |
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How to explain accent variations to students Sure lots of things change so the language does..There are lots of words/accents all over the world.There should be, too. I have never used an igloo word so far..I have never understood a cockney or Harlem language..They had to make it clear for me..or I have never used and realized street language even if you may hear it in some Series.. |
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Aug 25 |
answered | “The aims are promoting and protecting” vs. “the aims are to promote and protect” |
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Aug 25 |
answered | How to explain accent variations to students |
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Aug 24 |
answered | “Be able to,” “can” in reduced relative pronouns |
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Aug 24 |
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Aug 24 |
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Should I use 'cards' or 'a card'? So, I should have added that you guys, with a singular subject you can not say cards??????? I really do not understand I only write the usages I havenot been making up or only telling an opinion.. But Thanks a lot.. Maybe I should change my style of telling... |
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Aug 24 |
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Use of “it” before “sufficeth to say” I guess you missed it in the first line I had written that it is the spelling of suffices.. Isn't it clear? And I did not tell anything about the time the common one in that bible and in some other texts..I only said could be seen in those..because I know those..also Early Modern English time is(1500-1650) and it became s in this period. but in the texts I mentioned were still same and common... Thank you for your comment.. |
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Aug 24 |
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What do we call an adjective made of a verb? I tried to answer thee person on this part.As you see I newly realised that there was a comment about me.I am sorry for this.. |
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Aug 24 |
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Use of “it” before “sufficeth to say” I am a new user so I can not be aware of some.. No Problem.. You can edit every time Thanks. |
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Aug 24 |
answered | Pluralization of names |
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Aug 24 |
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Is there any categorical name for these kind of words? added 121 characters in body |
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Aug 24 |
answered | Is there any categorical name for these kind of words? |
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Aug 24 |
answered | Use of “it” before “sufficeth to say” |
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Aug 23 |
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Aug 23 |
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Words (especially homographs or homonyms) with different inflection added 56 characters in body |
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Aug 23 |
answered | Words (especially homographs or homonyms) with different inflection |
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Aug 22 |
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What do we call an adjective made of a verb? The food eaten was delicious.. Here you only talk about food which was eaten not eating.. |
