Describe the methods and ways of teaching pronunciation

Intermediate Level Pronunciation Activities
IPA Symbol Card Game - This card game helps students learn phoneticsymbols. Cards are included on the site that you can print out and use in class.
Tongue Twisters - Classic English tongue twisters to help students focus on some of the more challenging phonemes.

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    Teaching writing strategies
    
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    The role of vocabulary teaching.
    

The role of vocabulary teaching
In the context of learning English as a foreign language, a learner is forced to be autonomous and independent and make conscious effort to learn vocabulary outside the classroom simply because the exposure to the target language is limited in class. This makes explicit vocabulary teaching necessary. However, vocabulary is notoriously difficult if not impossible to teach because of the complexity of its linguistic, semantic and psycho-cognitive aspects.
In our attention to communicative classrooms that are directed toward content, tasks, interaction, we are giving vocabulary the attention it deserves. But the attention now comes from a different perspective: rather than viewing vocabulary items as long and boring list of words, vocabulary is seen in its central role in contextualized, meaningful language. In the hustle of interactive classrooms sometimes we get so caught in lively and meaningful communication that we don’t pause to devote some attention to words. After all, words are basic building blocks of language; communication takes place because of words string together grammatically. The best way to learn vocabulary is context rather than isolated words.
The English Vocabulary Profile contains information about phrases, idioms and collocations as well as the words themselves. By leaving the text box blank and selecting one of the levels, you can generate lists of words for each level; but you can also filter these using the advanced search functions, to find out what 'food and drink' vocabulary A1 learners know, or which phrasal verbs are known at B2 level. You can also use the wildcard * search to discover, for example, which '-ing' adjectives are known at B1 (see example). There is a British and American English version, and there is audio pronunciation for all entries.