Grammar

Dealing with Different Levels of Students The students of all levels can make use of English Newspapers. For beginners, the bold print headlines, advertisement captions, symbols and graphic pictures which are comprehensible can communicate information. At the intermediate level, newspapers expose the students to even more challenging exercises and more complex sentences and content. The […]

12 Lessons based on the Newspapers Carolyn Hunter and Janice McNearney (1988) has framed a series of 12 lessons based on the newspapers for their foundation course. Bill Graham’s “The Tutor’s Toolbox” (1996) contains twenty-five useful techniques for teaching literacy. One of those techniques uses the newspaper for minor reading practices. In some cases, individual

Activity-Based Learning Method This is the activity-based learning method is more succinctly presented in the words of Benjamin Franklin: “Tell me and I forget Teach me and I remember Involve me and I learn” (Richards 81). The teaching of grammar to the students by involving them in some activity-oriented exercises has a significant purpose beyond

Changing Perspectives Abstract Communication skills are imperative for a successful career. Communication skills are different from fluency skills in the language, we learn to speak. A skilled communicator should have excellence in all four major skills. Communication skills with proper grammar add to the image of an individual. He or she is seen to possess-able