Professional Documents
Culture Documents
2. Survey- learners’expectations
3. Memorising words
Range/coverage : e.g.
cover
Provide a translation for cover in the following sentences
- I put the cover on the pot.
- The covers on these arm-chairs are dusty.
- She works under cover.
- I ve read that book from cover to cover.
- The girl on the cover.
- Mailt this important invoice in a cover.
Familiarity e.g.
Objects in th bathroom, piecec of furniture in the rooms
Usefulness : e.g.
. We should consider the students”needs –a group of adult
bankers, a group of economists, a group of medical doctors etc.
5. Linguistic considerations
Dialects
Regional dialects
e.g.
pavement-sidewalk (/US)
small- wee (Scots0
good-buzzer (Australian)
Social dialects
e.g.
God blimey! (working class)
Crikey ! ( middle class)
Mixture of level of formality and dialects
e.g.
toilet (neutral)
WC (written)
Lavatory (formal)
Loo (middle class)
Bog (working class)
Head (ship)
Can ( US informal)
Bathroom ( US neutral )
Rest room (Canada)
6. MEANS OF INTRODUCING THE NEW WORDS
Polysemy
Synonymy
Degrees of synonymy
Antonymy
Homophony
Collocations
Grammatical category
Long/short forms
Compounds/conversion
Affixation
Semantic field
AGAIN, Lead- in activities are of paramount importance.