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Why Received Pronunciation for Business English recordings?
Received Pronunciation actors for Business English recordings is surely not helping students, is it? Continue reading
Posted in #eltchat, Business English
Tagged business english, english as a lingua franca, non-native speakers
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English as a Lingua Franca: should we change our teaching?
Should teachers change or modify what we teach considering the global importance of an accommodating ELF? Continue reading
Posted in Reflecting on Teaching
Tagged ELF, english as a lingua franca, error correction, TEFL, TESOL
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