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28-Oct-2006, 16:55
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28-Oct-2006, 19:43
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| Re: grammar Hello, Marie, Your question is not clear at all. You 'd like to teach like that? |
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29-Oct-2006, 10:20
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| Re: grammar Hi Sorry your right, I wasn't very clear, most likely because i am confused myself. I have an assignment question i am stuck on - I want to understand the question. It talks about knowing a language is not just a matter of having grammatical competence. We also need to have communicative competence. Is there any place for teaching grammar in a formal manner? give reasons for your answer. Does this question mean is there any place for teaching the Queens English? or could it mean structure, drills etc. I came to my conclusion Queens English because of the words formal manner. Hope you can help. thanks |
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30-Oct-2006, 06:37
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| Re: grammar Err... so it's not your own question? There might be some places where only Queen's English is taught, I don't know. At Eton? Not sure. |
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