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According to Thornburry (2006), how does he define grammar?
According to Thornburry (2006), how does he define grammar?
- A collection of idiomatic expressions.
- A set of rules explaining how to form sentences correctly. (correct)
- A list of vocabulary words and their meanings.
- A description of different language dialects.
Why does the writer mention that 'We study last night, last night we study' is acceptable rather than other variations?
Why does the writer mention that 'We study last night, last night we study' is acceptable rather than other variations?
- To illustrate the importance of verb tense in grammar.
- To demonstrate the correct order of adverbs in a sentence.
- To emphasize the role of syntax in sentence formation.
- To showcase the significance of word order in English. (correct)
Why is it mentioned that 'How old are you?' is pragmatically appropriate when asked by a doctor to a patient?
Why is it mentioned that 'How old are you?' is pragmatically appropriate when asked by a doctor to a patient?
- Because it is an example of a yes-no question.
- Because it is considered polite and respectful in that context.
- Because it shows the doctor's genuine interest in the patient's age.
- Because it is necessary for filling out medical records accurately. (correct)
How does Weaver (1996) expand on the concept of grammar beyond sentence structure?
How does Weaver (1996) expand on the concept of grammar beyond sentence structure?
In what context should grammar be viewed according to the text?
In what context should grammar be viewed according to the text?
What is the main purpose of encouraging self-check and self-editing techniques according to the text?
What is the main purpose of encouraging self-check and self-editing techniques according to the text?
Why is it important to provide a checklist of typical mistakes according to the text?
Why is it important to provide a checklist of typical mistakes according to the text?
What technique is suggested to encourage students to engage in self-editing and proofreading?
What technique is suggested to encourage students to engage in self-editing and proofreading?
Why should teachers avoid highlighting mistakes in material not yet taught?
Why should teachers avoid highlighting mistakes in material not yet taught?
What is the primary reason for discussing corrections with students according to the text?
What is the primary reason for discussing corrections with students according to the text?
What is the reason behind avoiding immediate feedback or correction according to the text?
What is the reason behind avoiding immediate feedback or correction according to the text?
Why do most students believe that mistake correction is solely the teacher's job?
Why do most students believe that mistake correction is solely the teacher's job?
What is the ultimate goal of language teaching according to the text?
What is the ultimate goal of language teaching according to the text?
Why is error correction followed by feedback considered a usual part of traditional and non-traditional school approaches?
Why is error correction followed by feedback considered a usual part of traditional and non-traditional school approaches?
How does lack of awareness regarding self-checking pose a challenge in teaching, as per the text?
How does lack of awareness regarding self-checking pose a challenge in teaching, as per the text?
