Most Common Language Learning Obstacles and How to Overcome Them Thinking about it, language learning comes with all kinds of struggles and obstacles. After all, here you are trying to learn a language that you may have never had any experience with and is distinctly different from your native language. Just how in the world are you supposed to learn how to actually read, speak, and listen to a language that feels so incredibly foreign to you?
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Who needs resources? What type of lessons would this include The following types of lessons would use minimal or no resources, and the students would have to produce most of it using their creative minds and using the teacher as a go-between. The only problem is whether or not you can maximise their potential. • Role plays – you can set the topic and area, but they write and perform them. You can use a model, or just provide a few boundaries. • Stories – written and read out. • CLL (Community Language Learning) – Students record a conversation between themselves, using you as a translator. • Interviews – can be about them, or pretending they are celebrities or characters. • Ranking activities – students are given a list and asked to rank them in a specific order. For example, a list of jobs and ordered in which they would hate to do most. • Specific information gap activities – students prepare questionnaires to ask each other based on grammar or vocabulary you want to practise.
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Upper-intermediate exercises Practise your English grammar and vocabulary with these quick exercises for upper-intermediate and advanced learners of English. The multiple-choice and gap-fill exercises in this section cover areas such as tenses, collocations, idioms and phrasal verbs. To get news about new exercises as we add them, sign up for our Updates Newsletter. Tenses