Modern English teacher

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  Año 1999, Vol. 8, Número 2

  • Voice, the neglected imperative

    R. Comins

    págs. 7-12

    

  • And now for something completely different!

    G. Woolard

    págs. 13-15

    

  • The place of English in the Swiss linguistic tradition

    B. Ribes-Gil

    págs. 16-17

    

  • There's a thought

    D. Maule

    págs. 18-19

    

  • Weighing up Williamisms

    D. Crystal

    págs. 20-21

    

  • Crossed words

    D. Maule

    págs. 22-24

    

  • Responding to small talk - are your students 'wonderful listeners'?

    P. Kaye

    págs. 25-27

    

  • Traditional folk songs in class

    D. A. Hill

    págs. 28-33

    

  • Present perfect, past extraordinary

    F. Meehan

    págs. 34-36

    

  • Picture this

    N. Cundale

    págs. 37-40

    

  • Penpals to keypals

    H. Hennigan

    págs. 41-50

    

  • Teaching in chunks: integrating a lexical approach

    M. Baigent

    págs. 51-54

    

  • Do you know what your students want, what they really want?

    L. Kuc

    págs. 55-57

    

  • A stakeholder classroom

    T. Allen, S. Ryan

    págs. 58-62

    

  • Feedback: Films for self-study

    P. Kaye

    pág. 63

    

  • Cuckoos in the nest

    M. Hughes

    págs. 64-66

    

  • Do you speak Marathon?

    S. Fearn, J. Cowmeadow, A. Beketov

    págs. 67-73

    

  • Collocation dictionaries for students and teachers

    C. Shalom

    págs. 74-77

    

  • The Cambridge CAE Course

    E. Boyadzhieva

    págs. 78-79

    

  • Pair Work 2

    Wayne Rimmer

    págs. 80-81

    

  • Exploring Spoken English

    Jonathan Marks

    págs. 82-84