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Grammar is an important part of language learning. In order for students to communicate effectively in life, they need to use proper grammar. Students must have the least knowledge of the grammatical rules in order to produce language spontaneously either orally or in writing. How Grammar Can Be...
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23/11/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
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Once the grammar points have been presented in the lesson, the teacher should give the class some drills to practice them. Here are the three main kinds of drills that must be given in any lesson in the following sequence to practice grammar items: 1. Controlled Drills They...
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24/10/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
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Learning the language rules is often boring for many students. Grammar teachers around the world struggle to make grammar lessons exciting and energizing to their students. The good news is it’s possible. With the following simple nine tips, you can banish boring grammar classes and ensure your students...
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08/04/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
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The verb “To Be” is often the first verb students learn in their English syllabus. This verb allows the students to make simple sentences with the vocabulary they’ve already learned. Here is a step-by-step lesson plan to introduce and practice the verb “To Be” to beginner English learners....
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09/03/2020 Mohamed Ramadan
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We need to have some grammatical knowledge to be able to speak a language to some degree of proficiency and to be able to say what we really want to say. Without grammar, words hang together without any real meaning or sense. By teaching grammar, we enable students...
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28/03/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
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There is a variety of techniques for presenting new grammar items. Below is an overview of nine of those most commonly used. Note that no one technique will necessarily prove better than another, so the general rule when it comes to presenting grammatical rules is to combine a...
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21/03/2019 Mohamed Ramadan
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Most students who have learned English as a foreign language often use only three tenses: present, past and future. They rarely use the present perfect tense as it is one the tenses that is soon forgotten or replaced easily with simple past tense. Students don’t realize the importance of...
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07/03/2018 Mohamed Ramadan
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