ESL/EFL Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Slides of English vocabulary information to prepare for TOEFL or other English as a second/foreign language exams. Covers nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs and focuses on words that look and/or sound alike, specifically homonyms, heterographs, and heteronyms.

Who is this course designed for? - Correct Answer Teachers who wish to teach non-English speakers to speak English. What is the primary difference between ESL and EFL? - Correct Answer ESL is taught in a country whose primary language is English. EFL is taught in a country in which English is a foreign language. What advantages does ESL provide? - Correct Answer 1. hearing English spoken every day 2. practice by speaking with others in day-to-day life EFL - Correct Answer English as a ...

TEFL Module 2 Questions And Answers Advantages of General Rubric - Answer--can reuse the same rubric with several tasks or assignments -supports learning by helping learners to "see" good work goes beyond one assignment -supports learner self-evaluation/reflection -learners can help to create the rubric ESL - Answer-English as a Second Language English as a Second Language - Answer-refers to the teaching of English to learners in English speaking countries. For example, when a learner fr...

a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a FOREIGN language, in a country where English is not USUALLY SPOKEN. b. A TESL context refers to a situation where English language learners are living in an ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRY. - correct answer Fill in the gaps in the following sentences: a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a f language, in a country where English is not u sp . b. An ESL context ...

a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a FOREIGN language, in a country where English is not USUALLY SPOKEN. b. A TESL context refers to a situation where English language learners are living in an ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRY. - correct answer Fill in the gaps in the following sentences: a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a f language, in a country where English is not u sp . b. An ESL context ...

a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a FOREIGN language, in a country where English is not USUALLY SPOKEN. b. A TESL context refers to a situation where English language learners are living in an ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRY. - Correct Answer Fill in the gaps in the following sentences: a. When we speak of a TEFL context we refer to a situation where English is taught as a f language, in a country where English is not u sp . b. An ESL context ref...

Who is this course designed for? - Correct Answer Teachers who wish to teach non-English speakers to speak English. What is the primary difference between ESL and EFL? - Correct Answer ESL is taught in a country whose primary language is English. EFL is taught in a country in which English is a foreign language. What advantages does ESL provide? - Correct Answer 1. hearing English spoken every day 2. practice by speaking with others in day-to-day life EFL - Correct Answer English as a ...

TESOL End of the term assignment (Corrected) Answer any two questions from Section A. Section B is compulsory Section A Q1. Take a look at any two ESL/EFL course books and evaluate them based on the following points: (i) Level to be used ( The two books need to belong to the same level) (ii) Skills that they attempt to develop (iii) Format- attractive , easy to use (iv) Grammar highlights (v) Can it be adapted or rigid (vi) Which would you choose out of the two and why ? Please note t...

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