ELTT-3 practice 1

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accountable

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(adj) describes a student who takes responsibility for making sure their work is done
The students worked in a group. Each student in the group was accountable for something. One had to write the sentences. One had to check the spelling. And the last had to check that the simple past was used correctly.

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accuracy

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(n) the ability to communicate without making noticeable mistakes; students may communicate slowly, but most of what they say will be correct.

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accurate

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(adj) pertaining to accuracy.

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anxiety

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(n) a feeling of fear or nervousness

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accurately

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(adv) in a manner that is accurate.

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Audio-Lingual Method (ALM)

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(n) a methodology of language learning in which students learn language through memorizing and repeating dialogues.

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authentic materials

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(n) written or spoken English language texts produced for native speakers that teachers use in the classroom; for example, newspapers, blogs, or magazines (written), or radio programs, podcasts, or TV shows (spoken).

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communicative function

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(n) a description of types of things we do with language; for example, some functions are: requesting, promising, complaining, asking for directions, giving instructions. (also called speech functions).

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Communicative Language Teaching (CLT)

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(n) a methodology of language learning in which students focus on communicating in everyday situations; the activities create a need for the students to communicate.

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context

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(n) the event or situation in which language is used or taught; the circumstances or situation that form the setting for an event or interaction.