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Terms related to jargon in English

par Lucia Rodriguez
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Activities (always ready to develop) that can be developed if we have time left over, at the end of a session, or if an activity doesn’t work quite well,...

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It is a sort of mistake. The student cannot self-correct the mistake in his or her own English, but the teacher thinks that the class is familiar with the correct form.

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The response you get from an activity, explanation,...

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Activities where children say what they want to say; it gives genuine communication, focus attention on the message,...

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Pairs or words that are written the same but are pronounced differently.

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The language which the learner is exposed to (either written or spoken) in the environment.

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It refers to the position of the desks (or tables) inside the classroom.

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Activities that provoke noise, perhaps too much, depending on the situation.

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things that we do regularly (perhaps in each class): forms of address, how to "have the floor",...

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A type of mistake. Here, the teacher thinks that a student could self-correct the mistake.

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Activities (always ready to develop) that can be developed if we have time left over, at the end of a session, or if an activity doesn’t work quite well,...

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It is a sort of mistake. The student cannot self-correct the mistake in his or her own English, but the teacher thinks that the class is familiar with the correct form.

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The response you get from an activity, explanation,...

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Activities where children say what they want to say; it gives genuine communication, focus attention on the message,...

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Pairs or words that are written the same but are pronounced differently.

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The language which the learner is exposed to (either written or spoken) in the environment.

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It refers to the position of the desks (or tables) inside the classroom.

8

Activities that provoke noise, perhaps too much, depending on the situation.

9

things that we do regularly (perhaps in each class): forms of address, how to "have the floor",...

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A type of mistake. Here, the teacher thinks that a student could self-correct the mistake.

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Activities (always ready to develop) that can be developed if we have time left over, at the end of a session, or if an activity doesn’t work quite well,...

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It is a sort of mistake. The student cannot self-correct the mistake in his or her own English, but the teacher thinks that the class is familiar with the correct form.

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The response you get from an activity, explanation,...

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Activities where children say what they want to say; it gives genuine communication, focus attention on the message,...

5

Pairs or words that are written the same but are pronounced differently.

6

The language which the learner is exposed to (either written or spoken) in the environment.

7

It refers to the position of the desks (or tables) inside the classroom.

8

Activities that provoke noise, perhaps too much, depending on the situation.

9

things that we do regularly (perhaps in each class): forms of address, how to "have the floor",...

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A type of mistake. Here, the teacher thinks that a student could self-correct the mistake.

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