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Pronunciation activities: Part 3

This lesson in the series by Adrian Tennant focuses on the distinction between the sounds 'n' and 'ng' in words like 'ran' and 'rang'.

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Notes and messages

A lesson to help students learn common expressions for talking about notes, messages, and minutes.

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Lesson Share: Grammar: Using proverbs

A lesson to teach proverbs and use them to remind students of, and clarify, language rules which may cause them difficulties.

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Pronunciation activities: Part 2

This lesson in the series by Adrian Tennant focuses on the distinction between the two phonemes at the beginning of the words 'yet' and 'jet'.

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TKT: Module 1 – Thinking about the role of error

These materials are designed to help trainees prepare for module 1 of the exam, in particular the ‘Background to language learning’ section, and focuses on the role of error in the language learning process.

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Business tasks: Experience

A lesson to help students talk about their work experience and what they have and haven’t done before.

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Pronunciation activities: Part 1

This lesson by Adrian Tennant focuses on the distinction between the long and short 'i' sound, marking the difference in words like 'ship' and 'sheep'.

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Talking business

In this article taken from ENGLISH TEACHING professional magazine, Alex Case discusses the importance of teaching pronunciation to Business English students.

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Vocabulary matters: Techniques for teaching and learning

We know how important vocabulary is in respect to learning a language, but how do we go about teaching and learning it? In this article we take a look at a number of techniques designed to help teach and learn vocabulary.

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Performance assessment

This lesson aims to present Human Resources (HR) vocabulary for performance assessment by means of a set of gap-fill articles.

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Business skills bank: Preparing for a first meeting: Part 4

In this lesson, students carry out a second (and perfect) meeting in order to consolidate performance in leading and participating in meetings.

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Cambridge English Proficiency: Reading and Use of English Part 3

Guidance for teachers preparing candidates for Part 3 of the Reading and Use of English paper of the Cambridge Proficiency Exam, with a worksheet taken from Mark Harrison's New Proficiency Testbuilder.

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Outsourcing

Nick Southey introduces a lesson on the practice of outsourcing: when companies employ external contractors to do certain tasks.

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Business skills bank: Preparing for a first meeting: Part 3

In this lesson students participate in a business meeting, while the teacher observes and takes notes for a performance review.

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Cambridge English Proficiency: Reading and Use of English Part 2

Guidance for teachers preparing candidates for Part 2 of the Reading and Use of English paper of the Cambridge Proficiency Exam, with a worksheet taken from Mark Harrison's New Proficiency Testbuilder.

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Business skills bank: Preparing for a first meeting: Part 2

A lesson to help review and practise language for leading and participating in meetings.

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Cambridge English Proficiency: Listening Part 3

Guidance for teachers preparing candidates for Part 3 of the Listening paper of the Cambridge Proficiency Exam, with a worksheet taken from Mark Harrison's New Proficiency Testbuilder.

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ESP bank: Science: The scientific method of enquiry

Tony Cegielka presents a description of the standard process of enquiry employed in the scientific community. It refers to a range of disciplines with specific examples, outlining the stages of enquiry, showing the limits of applicability, and illustrating how it has an impact on our lives and society.

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Business skills bank: Preparing for a first meeting: Part 1

A lesson exploring and reviewing good meetings practice and procedure through brainstorming sessions and interviews.

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Grammar: Noun phrases

Jim Scrivener presents some ideas for encouraging students to think about and practise longer noun phrases.