A learning activity which involves learners working together in pairs. *a

Choose the inputs of tactile children *a) real life objects that children touch can as well as toys and puppets (it is important to make sure that the child can actually touch the objects and not merely look at them

Choose the inputs of tactile children *a) real life objects that children touch can as well as toys and puppets (it is important to make sure that the child can actually touch the objects and not merely look at them

Choose the inputs of tactile children *a) real life objects that children touch can as well as toys and puppets (it is important to make sure that the child can actually touch the objects and not merely look at them

Choose the inputs of visual children *a) pictures such as drawings, sketches, photograph, paintings, posters, murals, diagrams

Choose the inputs of visual children *a) pictures such as drawings, sketches, photograph, paintings, posters, murals, diagrams

Choose the inputs of visual children *a) pictures such as drawings, sketches, photograph, paintings, posters, murals, diagrams

Choose the right answer. We communicate orally in different ways… *Monologue, dialogue

Choose the strategy which matches the example. — I make notes about how native speakers use English in films and TV shows. *a) paying attention to language use

Choose which unit a pronunciation resource book listed a-d, a teacher could use to help her students with their pronunciation problems. – Students sometimes mispronounce words, which have the same spelling but a different meaning, such as to record/a record, to present/a present. *a) Distinguishing parts of speech through stress

Choose which unit in a pronunciation resource book listed a-d, a teacher could use to help her students with their pronunciation problems. Students pronounce each word separately, so their speech doesn’t sound smooth. *a) Practicing linking