[ESL Weblog] A Primer for teaching English to speakers of other languages


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[ESL Weblog] A Primer for teaching English to speakers of other languages

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[ESL Weblog] A Primer for teaching English to speakers of other languages

When Richard Flynn of Using English approached me to write lesson plans for the site, the idea of putting together a primer sprung to mind....

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