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English Matters Course for MSc students at IDI

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English Matters Course for MSc students at IDI

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(In)Formality: how to get your degree AND make friends

(In)Formality: how to get your degree AND make friends. Neil Taylor English Language Support Programme . Aims of coming to uni:. To get a degree 2.To have a good time, make lots of friends, meet the girl/boy of your dreams, fall in love and live together happily ever after. Bad news.

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Expressing Quantity

Expressing Quantity. Grammar. Test your grammar. Test your grammar. Which words can complete the expressions of quantity? a few cars/ traffic/ hold-ups/ pollution not many crimes/ criminals/ violence/ accidents several times/ letters/ paper/ rooms very little time/ room/ hope/ spaces

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(Re) Situating Commonwealth: Educational Leadership at a Time of Demographic Change June 7, 2014

(Re) Situating Commonwealth: Educational Leadership at a Time of Demographic Change June 7, 2014. Myth, Fairytale and Educational Equity. Carolyn M. Shields Wayne State University, Detroit MI. Challenge your beliefs, values, assumptions, practices. Education for All? .

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How is language used differently in different situations? Standard and nonstandard English

Understanding Usage. How is language used differently in different situations? Standard and nonstandard English Words confused or misused Words with similar sounds Words with related meanings Formal and informal English Review A Review B.

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Unit 2

Unit 2. Language. Formal and informal English. Word power. How much do you know about formal English and informal English?. speaking. writing. in both written and spoken English. daily conversations. To judge which is the better expression:. 1. (To a professor you first meet)

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My First Job

My First Job. Unit 1. Pre-reading Tasks. Would you like to take shoe-shining as your job? Why and why not? Should children get paid for what they have done for their families? Why and why not? Which of the following questions does one need in order to do a good job?

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Formal and Informal English

Formal and Informal English. What is rhetoric?. The art or science of using language in prose or poetry, including figurative language. I would write: Rhetoric : the art of using language. Style.

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Checklist for Writing 1127/01 (Section 1)

Checklist for Writing 1127/01 (Section 1). Write about a time when a prank you played backfired. Identification of Question Requirements. Analysis of key expressions: a time (once only) a prank (a trick, especially one which is played on someone to make him/her look silly)

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Drs. Victoria Deneroff , Rebecca C. McMullen, and Nicholas HelfricK Georgia College

African American Vernacular English, Code-Switching and the K-12 Inclusive, Multi-Literate Classroom. Drs. Victoria Deneroff , Rebecca C. McMullen, and Nicholas HelfricK Georgia College The Third Annual Middle GA Student Diversity Conference, Atlanta GA. Outline of Presentation.

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Drs. Victoria Deneroff , Rebecca C. McMullen, and Nicholas HelfricK Georgia College

African American Vernacular English, Code-Switching and the K-12 Inclusive, Multi-Literate Classroom. Drs. Victoria Deneroff , Rebecca C. McMullen, and Nicholas HelfricK Georgia College The Third Annual Middle GA Student Diversity Conference, Atlanta GA. Outline of Presentation.

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Week 2

Week 2. Come in and be sure to sign in. Topics for the week. Wiki Meaningful and Constructive Literacy Overview of literacy assessment options Authentic, contextualized assessment measures Observations, Anecdotal Records, Interviews, Interest Inventories. Wiki .

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Lead in

Lead in. A: Thank you very much. B: Sure. =You are welcome. Word power. American English. vs. British English. I already saw that film. Sam just went home. The uniform fit badly. Hello, is this Mr. He? (on the phone). I live on Xingtian Road. Call me on 5555 5678.

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DO Now:

Take appropriate notes on a given topic, read a text critically, and discuss the rhetorical situation surrounding the text, and the syntax and diction used within the text. DO Now:.

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Writing Instruction Using Contrastive Analysis

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Language and Communication

Language and Communication. Lynn W. Zimmerman, PhD. Linguistics. Two Subdivisions of Linguistics Psycholinguistics psychology + linguistics Sociolinguistics context. Contexts for Language. Social contexts school shopping peer interactions work entertainment.

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Formal English

Formal English. Overview, definition and features. What is Formal English?. The best way to think about formal (and informal) English is in comparison to how we dress: If you hang out with friends, you would expect to dress informally.

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Profil Diri

Profil Diri. Riswanda Nanda Pratama 13417141079. Home. Family. Weaknesses & Strengths. Biodata. Pendidikan. Achievements. Life Target. Potensi. Diri. B i o d at a. Profil Diri. SD. Profil Diri. Pendidikan Formal. SMP. SMA. S1. SD YP INDRA 1 PLAJU (2001-2007).

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12-6 USING PREPOSITIONS IN ADJECTIVE CLAUSES

12-6 USING PREPOSITIONS IN ADJECTIVE CLAUSES. The new student I talked to was thrilled to be here. 12-6 USING PREPOSITIONS IN ADJECTIVE CLAUSES. PREP Obj. (a) The teacher is friendly. I talked to her. Obj. PREP. (b) The teacher whom I talked to is friendly.

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