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Peter Redpath, co-author of Incredible English second edition, takes a look at reading and how it can be used in the classroom.
There are two productive skills, speaking and writing, and two receptive skills, listening and reading. Here I'd like to focus on reading.
First of all, let's consider what differentiates the skills.
For a start, reading and writing, unlike listening and speaking, are concrete.
Peter Redpath, co-author of Incredible English second edition, takes a look at listening excercises in the classroom.
Listening is one of the receptive skills. When we are listening to language, we need to decode what we hear in order to understand it. One of the advantages for reading is that we have the written word to decipher. It is concrete; it doesn't disappear.
i play guitar,both electric and acoustic…
guitar has been part of my life since i was 15..nothing can stop me from getting my fingers from shredding,plucking the strings…
i love guitars…
i forgot to zip my pants…..
that was during dinner with my wife…
a bit cold and breezy under….
can i say BRUNCH?…
then i would b happy for the rest of my life.
but if i hv to choose, then my choice would be LUNCH…
i'll eat heavy lunch till im really full…and i would just drink water until i fall a sleep and hv another lunch the next day…i think would survive….
hahaha..
i grew up in a Bau,Sarawak..its a small town……1 supermarket, 1 traffic lite, single lane road..its where u can drive ur car 40 km/h and nobody would honk u…
Bau was a goldmine back in the early 1900s…chinese immigrant came n start the mining industry which u can still feel and see the remnants…
end of part 1.
17/09/2012
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