To celebrate the launch of Project Fourth edition, author of the pronunciation SIG journal, Robin Walker explores the place of pronunciation in the upper primary classroom. ...
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Scripts written for ELT audio and video are often criticised for their lack of intrinsic interest. For example, here is a script you might write if you wanted to teach the language for checking in ... 
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If you teach English in any English speaking country your students are more likely to hear native people talking. If you teach English in any other place (such as in Italy) what happens when your students run into the real English language?
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To read better, improve your pronunciation…. This statement jumped out at me recently, from an excellent post by Robin Walker on Pronunciation for YLs. He was reporting from a talk by Catherine Wal...
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Listening and observing can be passive activities—in one ear and out the other, as our mothers used to say. Or they can be rich, active, intense experiences that lead to serious learning.
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Intermediate reading and listening activity about Christmas shopping in Oxford Street. Practise your English vocabulary and listening skills with this free series of lessons about life in the UK.
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