FCE CAE Speaking Test GuideThis guide will walk you through the best ways of approaching the different parts of both the FCE and the CAE speaking paper of the Cambridge English examinations. It includes a compilation of tips , techniques and general advice from Cambridge examiners on what to do to pass the speaking test.
It also contains Dos and Dont’s tables for each part of the exam. A large number of pictures and visual prompts for Part 2 and Part 3 have been included. They will help you prepare without needing to resort to other books. This guide is ideal for any student of English who wants to pass the speaking paper of the FCE or the CAE Cambridge English examination.
The Post-Subcultures Reader (2003)Once it was just Mods and Rockers or Hippies and Skinheads. Now we have Riot Grrls and Rappers; Modern Primitives and Metalheads; Goths, Clubcultures and Fetishists; Urban Tribes, New Age Travellers and Internet fan groups. In a global society with a rapid proliferation of images, fashions and lifestyles, it is -unsurprisingly - becoming increasingly difficult to pinpoint what 'subculture actually means. Enthusiastically adopted by the media and academia, subculture may be a convenient way to describe more unconventional aspects of youth culture, but it does little to help us comprehend the diverse range of youth groups in todays so-called postmodern world.
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Flyers 6: Test book, Answer book, Audio
This edition contains 3 complete sample tests of the YLE Flyers exam. Each test consists of a listening paper, anda reading and writing paper.
The set contains a test book, an answer book and an audio CD.
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A Genre Analysis of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” and Its Use in the Asian EFL Classroom
In this paper, the author discusses the particular discourse features of Dr. Martin Luther King's historic speech, "I Have a Dream," delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., in 1963. The paper first begins with a brief description of the context, including the location, temporal setting, and the social and cultural circumstances in which the speech was delivered. Second, the author provides a discourse analysis of the specific literary and rhetorical discourse features that are unique to Dr. King's speech. The analysis focuses on genre, linguisitic structure and cohesion within the text.
The Natural Approach: Krashen's Model of Second Language Acquisition This paper begins by briefly contrasting two main theoretical perspectives, the nativist and inatist theories of second language acquisition. It then shifts focus to Stephen Krashen’s natural approach hypothesis, also known as the monitor model. This paper outlines Krashen’s main hypotheses which constitute the natural approach to second language acquisition. Moreover, the paper analyzes Krashen’s theory in terms of its weaknesses, strengths as well as address some of the obvious pedagogical implications that the model has had in teaching English as a foreign language (EFL) and English as a second language (ESL).
