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课件网) Uuit 9 Learning Lesson 2 Language Learning Tips Lead-in Talk about your difficulties in learning English .（Group work) Difficulties I find it hard/difficult to remember/memorise the spelling of the words I have great difficulty in understanding the sentence structure. I have poor pronunciation/vocabulary/fluency in speaking. Pre-listening simplified memorise sufficient chunk acquire odd Words adj. 简化了的 vt. 记住；熟记 adj. 充足的 n. 语块 vt. 学习；获得 adj. 奇特的 Tips on English Learning to read simplified classic works to check the dictionary while reading to guess the meaning of an unfamiliar word to memorise grammar rules and do a lot of exercises ... Lesson 2 Language Learning Tips While-Listening Interview Dr.Smith Interviewer While-Listening How to: increase knowledge of English learn new words use a dictionary learn grammar deal with unfamiliar words be a good learner Listen to an interview about effective ways of learning English. Which topics are mentioned √√ √ √ √ √ Listen again to write the three questions from callers. Caller 1: Yang An: Su Qin: How to learn English effectively How to learn new words How to learn English grammar Listen again, complete the missing words. 1. what is Dr. Smith’s advice on effective English learning Dr. Smith’s advice is to of English beyond the classroom. One way to do that is . He recommends that you try .The other way is to . increase you knowledge by reading more to read simplified classic works listen more Y: Hello, Dr. Smith. My name is Yang An. I find memorising new words very difficult. DS: Hi, Yang An. So what do you normally do to memorise new words Y: I just try to memorise the word list and it is so difficult and boring. DS: Well, I don’t think memorising the word list is the best way to learn words. First, you should learn words in context. For example, when reading English stories, try to keep reading on even when you come across some new words. A lot of the time, you’ll be able to guess the meaning of an unfamiliar word without looking it up. Also, you should learn words in chunks. For example, we say “open the book”, but “turn on the computer”. Or we say “eat an apple”, but “take the medicine”. OK I see. So I need to learn words in context and in chunks Thank you very much. S: Hello, Dr. Smith. I’m Su Qin. Learning grammar is a big headache for me. l’ve put so much time in memorising grammar rules and doing a lot of exercises, but my English is still really bad. DS: Hi, Su Qin. Just memorising the rules is not helpful. My advice is that when you learn a grammar rule, you should try to use it in speaking and writing activities. By doing so, you’ll be learning grammar in a more natural way than from a grammar book. Very slowly, you will start to acquire the rules and use them without thinking. S: Ah! I’ll try this and see how it goes. Thank you very much. I: Thank you, Dr. Smith, for joining us today. ... ...
