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Wysłany: Sob 02 Lut, 2008 3:54 am
Anna55 napisał/a:
There is no possibility to teach my pupils both, formal and informal English proportionally
I myself wouldn't do it even though I'm really fond of informal English. What I mean is that in some cases students ought to be made aware of the fact that in these or those circumstances native speakers don't speak like that. And by saying "made aware" I don't mean setting aside a whole lesson but simply pointing out. That is what I do in my private lessons.
Mmm! You've taught for 15 years? It's really nice to have a conversation with such an experienced teacher.
BTW, you musta* been in a hurry while writing your last post
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Wysłany: Sob 02 Lut, 2008 9:11 am
Have you read "Standardy egzaminacyjne"? I don't think it is going to be of any importance if the student uses formal or informal English.
You can download "Informator o egzaminie gimnazjalnym" from this topic:
http://www.anglista.edu.p...iego-vt2015.htm
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