A class agreement of 'The rules of behaviour'
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What do you do at your
English lessons?
Write essays
Make up dialogues
Listen to stories
HOW TO LEARN A LANGUAGE?
listen to the BBC news
read books in the original (the more
you read, the sooner you will get to
feel the language)
communicate with the English
speaking people (you have to force
yourself from the very beginning to
think in that language too)
practice
grammar
together
with
vocabulary
learn a few words at a
time and practice them
It’s important to learn
both
formal
and
informal English
look words up in the
dictionary and make a
note of the most useful
ones
Make the Dialogue:
How long have you been learning English?
I've been learning it for seven years.
What do you like most of all?
I like speaking most of all, but I enjoy reading too.
What do you do to improve your speaking skills?
We make up dialogues and discuss different things.
What is the most difficult thing for you?
It is listening. I sometimes can't get the idea of what I hear.
Don't be upset! It takes a lot of time to improve your listening
skills.
Yes, I know it takes a lot of practice.
And remember you should do something after classes to
better your English.
I know that. I watch a lot of films and cartoons in English.
Why do you learn English?
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The results are:
For future profession - 67%
For fun and pleasure - 30%
For communication and corresponding
with friends abroad -30%
For listening to popular music groups 25%
For watching satellite programs - 23%
For exploring Internet - 19%
Because teachers force me - 19%
I am at a loss to answer - 6%
It’s Interesting
to Know!
One billion
people use
some English
every day
Half the world's
telephones ring in
English-speaking
countries.
60% of all
international
telephones calls are
made in English
80% of all
information in
the world’s
computer is in
English
Over half the
world's 10 000
newspapers are
in English.
157 countries
use English for
Air Traffic
Control
75 % of the
world's letters,
faxes and
postcards are in
English.
Why?
Useful learning strategies
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to study at a university
to communicate with people of the world
to do business
to understand films and songs in English
to get a better job
to want to live in an English-speaking
country
• to like the teacher
• useful when you travel
• gives a chance to meet new people
* reading" English
newspapers/magazines/books
*watching English films
* listening to the BBC World service on the
radio using a cassette recorder/
* living in a country where it's spoken
* speaking with native speakers
LEARNING ENGLISH
The best way to learn is
to work hard and thoughtfully
to do exercises carefully and to practice a lot
to listen attentively
to use a dictionary and a CD recorder
to read aloud
to revise often
to ask to explain/repeat
to do difficult (easy) things first/later
not to be lazy and not to miss classes
A good language learner
* speaks fluently (fast)
* learns easily (fast)
* reads fast (quickly)
* writes carefully/accurately/ grammatically
* feels confident about learning the
language
* can express himself/herself effectively
* can speak and is understood by native
speakers