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Teaching Grammar to EFL Students
This paper first defines grammar. Then, it looks at the reasons for teaching grammar and not teaching grammar. Taking a former position, it discusses recent approaches to teaching grammar along with advantages and disadvantages of each approach. Then, it addresses
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EFL Students Have with Complements
1. Overgeneralization Based on Semantic Categories
2. L1 Transfer Resulting in Bare Infinitive Complements Instead of To Infinitive or Gerund Complements (Spanish, Portuguese)
Suggestions for Teaching Complements 4.. Gerund Complements
5.. Verbs That Take
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Negation
1) Negative Words
2) "Doble Negatives" with Negative Words
3) Negative/Positive Polarity Items Compared with Negative Words
4) Not in Nonverbal Negation
5) Negative Affixes
5. Problems That ESL/EFL Students Have with Negation
1) Primary Verb Negation
2) Secondary Verb Negation
3)
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EFL 성인학습자의 셀프리더십 개발을 위한 측정도구의 개념화. 평생교육·HDR 연구. 제5권, 제3호, P.199-219.
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EFL/ESL clauses. Paper presented at the Central States Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, Louisville, KY., April 22-24.
Thornbury, S. (2000). How to teach grammar. London: Longman.
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