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- 14 Nov 2008, 19:57
- Forum: Teaching Adults
- Topic: teaching pronunciation, esp. English sounds new to non-nativ
- Replies: 2
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teaching pronunciation, esp. English sounds new to non-nativ
I'm trying to teach my Spanish-speaking students English sounds that are new to them: sh, th, v, z, etc. I tell them how to position their teeth, I've explained they should make the z's and v's "buzz", and I've shown them how I pronounce the sh phoneme. They don't seem to be able to reprod...
- 10 Oct 2008, 20:21
- Forum: Grammar & Usage
- Topic: Name of grammatical construction "Do ...?"
- Replies: 2
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Re: Name of grammatical construction "Do ...?"
Thank you Rina!
- 07 Oct 2008, 15:29
- Forum: Grammar & Usage
- Topic: Name of grammatical construction "Do ...?"
- Replies: 2
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Name of grammatical construction "Do ...?"
I have to explain to my students why we say "She has a brown jacket." (We use the verb to have in third person present tense.) But we say "Does she have a brown jacket?" (We use the infinitive to have because it's a question.) What is the name for the grammatical construction &qu...
- 31 May 2008, 18:33
- Forum: Grammar & Usage
- Topic: "at" a place as contrasted with "in" a place
- Replies: 7
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"at" a place as contrasted with "in" a place
We say "at the office","at school", "at 22 Mill Street", but "in school", "in the kitchen", "in the country", "in room 6A", etcetera. How do I explain this to my students? Are there rules for this?
Thanks,
Matt
Thanks,
Matt