CELTA – Pre-course Task Section 1: Learners and Teachers‚ and the Teaching and Learning Context Task 1 1. Lessons in groups‚ multilingual groups‚ open groups‚ full time or part-time courses‚ learners with little or no previous formal education‚ mixed or similar ability groups‚ mixed gender groups‚ large or smaller classes‚ day or evening classes‚ teachers with English-speaking or non English-speaking background. 2. In any of the aforementioned in the pre-course task sheet contexts.
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Astana‚ 2012 Introduction………………………………………………………..3 Definition Generally (but not always) pronouns stand for (pro + noun) or refer to a noun‚ an individual or individuals or thing or things (the pronoun’s antecedent) whose identity is made clear earlier in the text. For instance‚ we are bewildered by writers who claim something like * They say that eating beef is bad for you
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englishbanana.com’s big grammar book by Matt Purland 101 worksheets for English lessons featuring Essential English worksheets Entry Level englishbanana.com’s big grammar book English Banana.com info@englishbanana.com ISBN 0 9546985 0 9 First published in the UK by English Banana.com 2004 Copyright Matt Purland 2004 All rights reserved. Under no circumstances may all or any part of this book be resold‚ distributed‚ repackaged‚ reproduced or transmitted‚ in any form‚ or by
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UNIVERSITATEA TRANSILVANIA DIN BRAŞOV FACULTATEA DE LITERE SPECIALIZAREA LIMBI MODERNE APLICATE LUCRARE DE DIPLOMĂ ABSOLVENT ANDREEA-RALUCA MOISE PROFESOR COORDONATOR ELENA BUJA BRAŞOV 2011 TRANSILVANIA UNIVERSITY OF BRAŞOV FACULTY OF LETTERS DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED MODERN LANGUAGES PRODUCTIVITY OF WORD-FORMATION PROCESSES AND BLEND STRUCTURES B.A. PROJECT STUDENT ANDREEA-RALUCA MOISE SUPERVISOR ELENA BUJA
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ransposition of lexico-grammatical classes of nouns. Stylistic function of articles‚ genitive case‚ plural number. Stylistic functions of different grammatical categories in different parts of speech. 1) Stylistic transposition of pronouns. 2) Adjectives‚ stylistic function of degrees of comparison. 3) Stylistic functions of verbal categories. 4) Stylistic functions of adverbs. Style is less investigated on the morphological level than on any other one because very many scholars hold
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “I’d like some informations about your courses.” “Certainly‚ here’s our brochure” a Informations b I’d like some information about your courses c " is an uncountable noun. it always is treated as singular‚ like advice‚ news‚ money…They never take an S in any circumstances. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “Have you got any money
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In each of the following sentences underline the verb or verbs and identify the form/tense used. E.g. I was living in Italy in 1998. I was living in Italy in 1998 – past continuous. We never go to the theatre these days. Form /Tense Simple Present We’re saving up to travel abroad. Form /Tense Present Continuous Root We’ve already been to Europe. Form /Tense Present Perfect We didn’t have enough money to go further. Form /Tense Simple Past Root
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INTRODUCTION There are 3 processes of word formation in English: affixation- addittion of prefixes and sufixes; conversion- use of the word in another class without any changes; and compounding- joining 2 words to form another. This paper identifyies only the first process(affixation)‚ English prefixes and suffixes‚ meaning e classification of them and it gives some examples. The meanings given here‚ are not conclusive‚ but central. Further information can be found in large dictionares‚ which
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describe it as part of speech. I used many theoretical books to do my course work‚ such as: « Modern English language» (Theoretical course grammar) V.N. Zhigadlo‚ I.P. Ivanova‚ L.L. Iofik. Moscow‚ 1956 y.‚ Baker‚ Mark. 2005. Lexical Categories - Verbs‚ nouns and pronouns. Cambridge University Press‚ etc. Then I looked through the “Warren‚ Beatrice. (1984). Classifying pronouns. Gothenburg studies in English” to know their theories and thoughts about pronouns as a part of speech. The aim of the paper
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from the approach of any other tenor 4) Any Sentence construction with ‘preposition + noun + participle’ e.g. With child-care facilities included (with – preposition‚ child-care – noun‚ included – participle) Infinitives like ‘to include’‚ ‘to implement’ etc. are wrong on GMAT. Instead use‚ ‘implementing’‚ ‘including’ (Which are known as Gerunds) etc. A Gerund is a noun formed from a verb i.e. Overcoming the GMAT is a great achievement. infinitives are usually formed
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