Gives you the confidence to work out the rules of grammar for yourself and helps you learn and understand English grammar without a teacher. This title lists the most common mistakes students make and ends with practice and exercises. It also looks at the meaning of the structure and asks you questions to check that you have understood.
Teaching one to one is a growth area in language learning. There are an increasing number of students who have little time and very specific language needs. Many English language schools offer one-to-one courses and this book introduces the challenges and rewards of the situation, while helping you to develop the skills you need. It contains advice on teaching technques and needs analysis with should give you confidence in teaching one to one. Every unit offers sample activities for you to try and options for varying these tasks. There are important sections on adapting coursebooks, using cuisenaire rods and reformulation.
This guide to learning English grammar has been written to complement Teach Yourself English, re-presenting and practising the grammar in new contexts. It can be used alone and it should meet the demand for self-access material in the EFL market.
Designed to be used with students at intermediate to advanced level, this work features a progressive approach to learning and contains problem-solving and inductive activities in worksheet format. Providing full support for teachers, including lesson plans, timing guidance and alternative suggestions, it offers them the flexibility to cope with differing classroom situation and needs.