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11-Nov-2008, 22:08
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 teaching slang with songs I am looking for extensive information concerning teaching English slang and idioms with music. Generally, I am interested in any articles/books etc. "in defence of teaching slang to ESL students". I am new in this forum and I have spent two hours searching for appropriate information, but, unfortunately, with poor results. Could you advise me some threads to browse in this forum or maybe some literature? I need it to write my BA thesis. Thank you in advance!  Last edited by supertajna; 11-Nov-2008 at 22:15. |
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12-Nov-2008, 00:36
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 Re: teaching slang with songs Welcome to the forums. Here is a Google search which may give you something to start on: slang teaching songs - Google Search |
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